A hippie (or hippy) was originally a person in the 1960s or 1970s who was considered to be part of the counterculture movement of that time. They were also called "flower children." They were generally politically active (against the Vietnam War, for civil rights, etc.) and liberal-minded, and some experimented with psychedelic drugs, free love, and other movements of the time. Men and women often had long hair and dressed in bell-bottoms, tie-dye, peasant tops, and other similar kinds of clothing. They were also into psychedelic Rock Music such as The Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, the Doors, etc. Some even moved to communes or to other countries.
These days, people tend to call anyone (even of younger generations) a "hippie" if they listen to say, the Grateful Dead, Phish, or any of the newer-generation "jam bands" or if they dress in the "hippie" fashion.
National Hippie Day is just National Peace Day but young children think it's cool to call it National Hippie Day. (I would be one of those "young children". ;)
Jesse Cole
A hippie.
You can wear a tye dye shirt, jeans, peace necklace, hippie headband, wire rim sunglasses,big loop earrings.
The "hippie" culture of the mid-60's was often associated with psychedelic music, the sexual revolution, and recreational drug usage.
well.. a hippie who loves word study? nahhhhh! man he is the bom!
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An antonym would be: Hippie.
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the word hippie came from the word hipster meaning hip and cool
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hippie, oddity, ornery, unruly
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Hippie language originated in the 1960s as a counter-cultural movement that rejected conventional social norms and embraced ideals of peace, love, and freedom. The language reflected a rejection of mainstream language and a desire to create a more inclusive and expressive form of communication. It incorporated elements of creativity, spirituality, and nonconformity in its vocabulary and syntax.