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Quote: Charles Panati. Sexy Origins and Intimate Things (1998): ' Her figure was defiantly boyish, and by bunching her stockings below the knee she blatantly announced to the world that she wore no corset to hold them up . (...) She commingled sex and love , redefining each. She gained entry into the male world in the guise of a tomboy , playing at men's games while staking out a territory and power base. On the battlefield of the sexes, the flapper was womens Trojan-horse .' This trend probably originated from France where a flapper, from the turn of the century to the end of WWI, was a streetwalker who dressed in a short skirt and sported bobbed hair.
2. A penis or flaccid penis . See penis for synonyms.
3. Casual term for the hand or arm .
4. In 19 th century England, a prostitute .
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