1920's Slang Crossword

To walk
Horsefeathers!
a lively, spirited woman, possibly with a fiery streak
like “bee’s knees,” denotes that something is good, desirable or pleasing. “That sounds like berries to me!”
refers to a macho man
term for a prude or individual deemed to be a killjoy
"butt me"
a smooch
in the 1920’s refers to a “ladies’ man”; later, slang for homosexual
Glasses or bifocals
something deemed wonderful or splendid, similar to “berries”
like lollygagger, a slacker who sits around all day and does nothing, often unemployed
an unintelligent woman
a person who leads an absurdly wealthy, extravagant lifestyle (see: Gatsby’s “West Egg”)
someone who mooches off the money of others in order to feign wealth
liquor, alcoholic beverage
engagement ring
a car with poor gas-mileage, a guzzler
attractive, pleasing to the eye
drunk