flappers's Usage Examples:

This leveling of society might not have been appreciated by those on the top, but even women who were not strictly flappers thought well of aspects of women's flapper fashions.

Most people are familiar with the original bob hairstyle made famous by the flappers in the early 1920s.

Whether that be the flappers of the roaring 1920s or the screen sirens in the 1960s who were inspired by Vidal Sassoon's glamorous cut, the bob has always been, and will always be, fashionable and chic.

The cloche, which was the standard hat for women throughout the decade, is wrongly associated solely with flappers.

But flappers didn't mind if anyone thought they were bad.

Sleeveless dresses were the ideal - let other girls cover their arms, but flappers had nothing to hide.

There are special manufactures of chauris, or flappers, with handles of sandalwood, ivory or silver, and tails also made of strips of ivory or sandalwood as fine as horse-hair.

The Roaring Twenties had arrived with flappers and bathtub gin, and great changes in society.

Fringe isn't just for cowboys and flappers.

While all women were keeping their curves hidden with the help of the outerwear and flattening corsets, flappers sought to have positively boyish flat chests.

Synonyms:

miss, missy, fille, young woman, young lady, girl,

Antonyms:

son, boy, male child, male, man,