Flap-doodle

On inquiry what the little brass seal was, the prophetess said, " Oh, it's only a flap-doodle of Olcott's."

He had buttonhole bouquets and all the flap-doodles that belong to a swell feed, and had his colored man grinding out music with a phonograph until the talkin' time came.

He still feeds fools on flap-doodle, and many of them have large and flourishing families, who will perpetuate the breed to the remotest generation.

Being a dramatic critic taught him all the stock situations, and all the sentimental flap-doodle of the theatre of 1870- 1900 roused every intellectual needle in him to action.

It is all impossible flap-doodle.

She's got lots of sense, horse sense and flap-doodle sense all mixed up. She's got more flap-doodle sense than I have; she reads books, and not long ago she give me a piece of poetry that she'd cut out of a newspaper.

I fixed up a few feathers and flap-doodles and made the cutest and most stylish looking bug you ever saw.

On a trip to Alaska a few years ago, I discovered flap-doodles. These are small orange or hot-pink spinner blades attached to a fly at the bend of the hook with a small barrel swivel.

I suppose that men with stars on their breasts, men who have won the Military Cross, the Distinguished Service Order, and other distinctions have to “flap-doodle” to a man like that, and I hope the Govemment will take action in regard to the statements of this fictitious General, because, after all he is not a General in the true sense of the word, and bring him to book.

They're not in business for their health, to be flap-doodled by phony paps or padded sterns