This week’s password is “elephant ears.” It’s slang from the 1920s which referring to “a police officer” Reserve a table…
This week’s password is “torpedo.” It’s slang from the 1920s which referring to “a hired thug or hit-man.” Reserve a…
This week’s password is “punch the bag.” It’s slang from the 1920s which means “to engage in small talk.” Reserve…
We will be closed this evening so that our staff may be able celebrate the holiday with family, friends, and…
This week’s password is “whoopee.” It’s slang from the 1920s which means “to have a good time.” Reserve a table…
This week’s password is “stutter bus.” It’s slang from the 1920s which refers to “a truck.” Reserve a table now…
This week’s password is “now you’re on the trolley.” It’s slang from the 1920s which means “now you get it,…
This week’s password is “jag juice.” It’s slang from the 1920s referring to “hard liquor ” Reserve a table now…
This week’s password is “glad rags.” It’s slang from the 1920s referring to “one’s best and fanciest clothing” Reserve a…
This week’s password is “brown plaid.” It’s slang from the 1920s meaning “bootleggers’ term for scotch” Reserve a table now…
This week’s password is “lousy with marbles.” It’s slang from the 1920s that means “to have a lot of pearls.”…
This week’s password is “phonus balonus.” It’s slang from the 1920s meaning “that’s nonsense.” Reserve a table now at http://www.grandstaffandstein.com…
This week’s password is “ragamuffin.” It’s slang from the 1920s meaning “a ragged or disreputable person.” Reserve a table now…
This week’s password is “on the lam.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s meaning “to flee from the police.” Reserve…
This week’s password is “wisehead.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s meaning “a smart person.” Reserve a table now at…
This week’s password is “struggle buggy.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s meaning “an old beat up vehicle.” Reserve a…
This week’s password is “rain pitchforks.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s meaning “a heavy downpour.” Reserve a table now…
This week’s password is “balled up.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s meaning “messed up.” Reserve a table now at…
This week’s password is “cheese it.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s referring to “a shy lonely woman, a ‘put…
This week’s password is “cancelled stamp.” It’s a phrase from the 1920s referring to “a shy lonely woman, a ‘wallflower’.”…