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From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Related topics: Sociology, Drug culture
hippiehip‧pie, hippy /ˈhɪpi/ noun [countable] SSMDDsomeone, especially in the 1960s, who opposed violence peacefully and often wore unusual clothes, had long hair, and took drugs for pleasure
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hippie• It says the Oxfam concert was even listed in a hippie newsletter of forthcoming events which was circulated at Castlemorton.• She straddled the two subcultures of beat and hippie.• Alice was, to his way of thinking, a fat, discarded hippie, dragged down by two monstrous happy-face earrings.• Tudor was, however, no hippie.• The fruit tree man is an old hippie.• Boy, just let one hippie show up in Samoa. just let one show up.• Like a sixties' hippie, Preston thought irreverently, half way to getting stoned.• Caught up in these movements was the hippie culture of the period, with its involvement with hallucinogenic drugs.
Origin hippie (1900-2000) → HIP2
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