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Someone who rejects the established culture; advocates extreme liberalism in politics and lifestyle.

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Ús de hippie en anglès
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The Romantic movement of the early 19th century anticipated today's hippie movement.
The new yorker
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Of course, diving isn't the only application for this wondrous hippie jewel.
The South African
3
Gone to San Francisco to be a hippie for all I know.
Night Shift
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All, however, are infused with her characteristic girlish flair and appealing hippie-dippieness.
The Irish Times
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The kids they've used in the ads and the commercials are hippie-looking.
From those wonderful folks who gave you pearl harbor: front-line...
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Everybody there was a hippie, the professors as much as the students.
The Lost Continent
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They didn't go with the blond hippie locks or the Crest-white smile.
Mine
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Was it Jesus strumming an acoustic guitar like some traveling barefoot hippie?
Brains: a zombie memoir
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Cutting my hair, not wearing necklaces, not dressing like a hippie...It's unbelievable.
A warrior's life: a biography of paulo coelho
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Maybe growing up to be a hippie freak wouldn't be so bad.
Walking dead
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My mom is a total hippie, it can't be because you're black.
Real life & liars
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Over forty years later, they still hadn't entirely moved past their hippie roots.
Nocturnal
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You know, you're the first hippie I've ever done business with.
The illuminatus! trilogy
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Symbiosis: last vestige of authentic festival culture or hippie theme park?
The Guardian
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Eliza was a Jew and a former hippie and New Yorker.
Phoenix noir
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He went to some radical hippie school in Kansas and came back 'enlightened.'
Getting old is tres dangereux
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