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hip·ster H0213900 (hĭp′stər)n. Informal A young, usually urban bohemian who cultivates an ironic sensibility. hip′ster·ism (-stə-rĭz′əm) n.hipster (ˈhɪpstə) n1. informal sometimes derogatory a person who follows trends that he or she regards as being outside the mainstream2. (Jazz) slang rare a. an enthusiast of modern jazzb. an outmoded word for hippy13. (Clothing & Fashion) (modifier) (of trousers) cut so that the top encircles the hipship•ster (ˈhɪp stər) n. Slang. 1. a person who is hip. 2. hepcat (def. 1). 3. beatnik. [1935–40, Amer.; hip4 + -ster] ThesaurusNoun | 1. | hipster - someone who rejects the established culture; advocates extreme liberalism in politics and lifestyleflower child, hippie, hippyflower people, hippies, hipsters - a youth subculture (mostly from the middle class) originating in San Francisco in the 1960s; advocated universal love and peace and communes and long hair and soft drugs; favored acid rock and progressive rock musiccrusader, meliorist, reformer, reformist, social reformer - a disputant who advocates reform | Translationshipster
hipster1. noun An often derogatory term for someone, usually a young person, who has an exactingly constructed, ironic persona and is hyper-focused on not doing what is deemed popular. A: "I swear, I really did like that band before they were cool!" B: "Yeah, OK, you hipster." You just know that hipster with the man bun has got a chromatic harmonica in his knapsack. My mom is convinced that only hipsters support Bernie Sanders.2. adjective Indicative of these behaviors or tendencies. When I was in grad school, I used to live in a real hipster neighborhood—I still miss the co-op there! You just know that hipster dude with the man-bun has got a chromatic harmonica in his knapsack.hipster (ˈhɪpstɚ) n. a youth of the 1950s, characterized by an interest in jazz and cool things. Were the hipsters the ones with the big shoulder pads? hipster
hipsterA young person who is counter culture. Typically progressive in politics, hipsters in the 2015 time frame are often retro and anti-tech, renouncing the latest high-style fashions and gadgets. The moniker dates back to the 1940s when jazz was the "hip" music to listen to. See Luddite.MedicalSeehipFinancialSeeLudditehipster
Synonyms for hipsternoun someone who rejects the established cultureSynonymsRelated Words- flower people
- hippies
- hipsters
- crusader
- meliorist
- reformer
- reformist
- social reformer
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