A secondary etymology, less common, is older still and given that the word at least emerged as slang, predictable: the 17th century dialect term flap , meaning a woman or girl of light or loose character. As the author of a glossary of Northumberland Words put it in 1892: A young giddy girl [...] or a woman who does not settle down to her domestic duties. Last, the Berkshire dialect vlapper , applied in joke to a girl of the bread-and-butter age. The term was already common enough in 1892 for the London Evening News of 20 August to ponder its origins
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