Segment 1

1. stocks
2. Elks club: a social club in the US
3. To 'go all the way': To have sex. It can also mean to do something all out, without holding anything back.
4. "Good night, sleep tight, don't let the bed bugs bite.": This is simply a way of saying 'good night'.
5. a catch (N): If somebody is "a good catch" it means they are a good partner. It's a fishing term.
6. home brew: Alcohol made at home. During prohibition, people made their own alcohol.
7. snob
8. To "get a girl in trouble" means to get her pregnant if you're not married to her.
9. "Lay it on me": Tell me what's on your mind.
10. sis: sister
11. To spoil someone: To give them too much and make them lazy. Later in the movie, 'spoil' is used differently.
12. "Go hog wild": Go crazy with fun or to indulge oneself completely.
13. headstrong
14. tardy: late for class
15. culprit
16. To put somebody on a pedestal: To view somebody in an idealistic manner.
17. chivalry
18. broad daylight: In the middle of the day, in clear light.
19. To be nuts about something/somebody: To really like something/somebody.

Segment 2

1. prosperity
2. sermon
3. hypocrite
4. prohibition: A period in US history in the 1920's when alcohol was illegal.
5. filling station: gas station
6. lay off: Leave someone alone
7. chaperone
8. torment
9. gumption: Guts, aggressiveness
10. bootlegger: Someone who illegally sold alcohol during prohibition
11. so long: goodbye

Segment 3

1. sedative
2. to carry on: To behave in an inappropriate way
3. spoil: In this segment, 'spoil' means to ruin a woman by having sex with her outside of marriage.
4. psychiatrist
5. To have the time of your life: To have a great time.
6. To get worked up: To get angry or very emotional in either a good or bad way.

Segment 4

1. elegant
2. trying (ADJ): difficult
3. For stocks to 'crash': lose value very quickly
4. flunk: not pass a course
5. talk turkey: talk straight, be open and honest
6. ranch (V): to tend to a ranch
7. "This world is your oyser": This world is yours for the taking; you can do what you like in life.
8. run-down: tired, can also mean worn out (like a building)
9. funeral parlor: a place where dead people are prepared for burial
10. "He's around back": He's in the back yard.
11. "jeepers": wow, gee whiz
12. 40 'head' of cattle: 'head' is the count word for cattle