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If you need some good historical insults to hurl at your pals, check out this list of 1930s jibes: Abercrombie: A know-it-all Big it: A self-centered or conceited person Boob: A dumb person who makes silly mistakes Can the twit!: Stop that idle talking [2] Cement mixer or deadfoot: Someone whos bad at dancing Crumb: An unsuccessful or unreliable person, a loser Crust: To insult Dilly: Foolish Dingy: Silly Doggy: Well dressed, but in a self-conscious way Egg: A crude person Gold digger: Someone (typically a woman) who marries for money Greaseball, half portion, wet smack, wet sock, jelly bean: An unpopular person or loser Nitwittery: Stupidity Nogoodnik: A bad or worthless person Off the cob: Corny Pill: A disagreeable or bothersome person Screwball: An odd person (originally from baseball slang) Tightwad: A cheap or stingy person Tin ear or ickie: Someone who doesnt like popular music Twit: A fool or Idiot Wheat: A person who isnt used to city life Wise guy: A smart aleck or smart*ss Advertisement American life in the 1930s wasnt easy
