A revolver.

Talk which aims to charm, flatter, or persuade. Named after Blarney, a castle near Cork in Ireland, where there is a stone said to give the gift of persuasive speech to anyone who kisses it.

A car without a roof.

Slang for breasts.

A euphemism for 'bullshit'

A flappers dad.

Flappers were a generation of young Western women in the 1920s who wore skirts, bobbed their hair, listened to jazz, and flaunted their disdain for what was then considered acceptable behavior.

Legs, usually a womans. "That dame had a pair of nice gams!"

A private detective.

Another name for  a sidearm.

Anxiety. Also called "the jitters". Nervousness.

Everything is alright.

A busted up or broken down car.

Small, usually worthless, household objects and decorations.

Usually a hat, sometimes a head. "Wait till he sees this, he'll really flip his lid!" 

Hands. "Get your mitts off of her!"

A persons face, usually derogatory.

Whiskey of dubious origin.

Looking at something/someone or referring to someones eyes, e.g. "Nice peepers!"

A woman.

Nice. Good. "That was awful swell of ya Chuck."

Someones who doesn't drink and abhors alcohol.

A private detective licence. 

Drunk, on a bender, or drinking in general.

Your mouth, or talking. "Quit yer yapping!" or "Shut your yap!"