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A member of the beat generation; a nonconformist in dress and behavior.

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Leonard's descriptions of the North Beach beatnik milieu parallel today's cyberpunk culture.
Wired
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Jorgeson would like to move to New York and become a beatnik.
The new yorker
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John Goodman spouts furiously while being driven northwards by a crazed beatnik.
The Irish Times
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The archetypal word-drunk beatnik is, of course, a fictional character from a novel.
The Irish Times
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He decided to drop the beatnik pose and revert to his Southern accent.
Shift
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I see this time, your title's all lowercase, like some beatnik wrote it.
In the night room: a novel
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Kook is not, as everybody associated with Breakfast at Tiffany's knows, a beatnik term.
Fifth avenue, 5 a.m.: audrey hepburn, breakfast at tiffany's, an...
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You want to go to commencement in your beatnik suit?
Flesh and blood
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I lived on the ocean and I was a beatnik.
The new yorker
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Hemming's beatnik predilections baffled most of his American contemporaries.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Smith is part aging beatnik and part college sophomore.
Wired
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Big, burly, mellow-voiced and casually dressed, Arnold Newman at 61 looks like an aging beatnik.
100 New Yorkers of the 1970s
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Has the world turned its back on beatnik literature?
The Irish Times
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A beatnik stood up to recite some poetry, and we all threw things at him.
Something from the nightside
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Many may have felt that Barnes was using "cooking" in the hip, beatnik sense.
The Guardian
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But Cooper Clarke's beatnik swagger and quick-witted Mancunian charm eventually landed him the gig he craved.
Independent.ie
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