Bee's knees is actually one of a set of nonsense catchphrases from 1920s America, the period of the flappers, speakeasies, feather boas and the Charleston." (Other such phrases: " elephant's adenoids , cat's miaow , ant's pants , tiger's spots , bullfrog's beard , elephant's instep , caterpillar's kimono , turtle's neck , duck's quack , duck's nuts , monkey's eyebrows , gnat's elbows , oyster's earrings , snake's hips , kipper's knickers , elephant's manicure , clam's garter , eel's ankle , leopard's stripes , tadpole's teddies , sardine's whiskers , canary's tusks , pig's wings , cuckoo's chin , and butterfly's book .") If One Were to Use the Subjunctive Mood Properly Clam
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