https://www.kidzsearch.com/questions/tag/1940s Powered by Question2Answer https://www.kidzsearch.com/questions/21729/want-to-brush-up-on-your-1940s-mystery-movie-southern-accent Then try saying these sentences four times with a southern accent:<br /> <br /> The robber ran from the manor with the bling like a cheetah races for her dinner.<br /> <br /> The fierce fiery orange tiger ran from the burly, slow hunter in the lush jungle.<br /> <br /> The chameleon went from green to red as slow as a sloth in quicksand. <br /> <br /> The silver-coated rabbit ran from the fox in the heavy April showers. <br /> <br /> The beagle sniffed his way through the forest with a sense of smell sharper than the mind of Albert Einstein.<br /> <br /> The hungry cat was as greedy as a wealthy tax collector.<br /> <br /> The plumage of that goldfinch was as bright as the summer sun.<br /> <br /> And now, a bonus sentence from Jessie: Season 4: Someone Has Tou-Pay:<br /> <br /> &quot;After the bug spray industry told me to bug off, my career was as dead as those roaches.,&quot; Jessie Prescott Fun Stuff https://www.kidzsearch.com/questions/21729/want-to-brush-up-on-your-1940s-mystery-movie-southern-accent Tue, 24 Jan 2017 21:12:07 +0000 https://www.kidzsearch.com/questions/21731/the-vocabulary-of-a-1940s-mystery-movie-detective Use these words in your vocabulary and you will talk like a detective in no time!<br /> <br /> Can it: Verb: (Can-IT): To be quiet. Example: When Ray's friend was humming a very annoying song, he told him to can it.<br /> <br /> Jeeves: Noun: (Geevs): A famous butler from classic television. Example: Betty's favorite television character was Jeeves the butler.<br /> <br /> Toup: Slang: (TOOP): A toupee. Example: Greg complimented his grandfather's toup.<br /> <br /> Predicament: (Pre-DIK-uh-ment): A problem. Example: Katy wanted to escape the predicament.<br /> <br /> Baffled: (Baff-UHLED): Confused. Example: Science baffled Ed.<br /> <br /> Hoosegow: Slang: (Hoose-GOW): Prison. Example: The police took the theif to the hoosegow. English https://www.kidzsearch.com/questions/21731/the-vocabulary-of-a-1940s-mystery-movie-detective Tue, 24 Jan 2017 21:11:41 +0000