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Meanings of boomer in English

Portuguese
baby boomer

A member of the baby boom generation in the 1950s.

baby boomer
Usage of boomer in English
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The US's baby-boomer generation is in crisis, as you may have heard.
The Irish Times
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The senior patrolman said, Goddamnit, Crane, it's not just baby-boomer accountants anymore.
Bone fire
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She will be the last of the baby boomer presidents, I think.
The Guardian
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I want nothing to do with such as you- athieving ,low-downboomer-who-oh
The Boy Land Boomer; Or, Dick Arbuckle's Adventures in Oklahoma
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In her new role Altman will champion the concerns of the baby-boomer generation.
Reuters
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America does not want to say goodbye to its first baby boomer President.
The Irish Times
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Ian McPhedran is a Sydney-based journalist, author and proud baby boomer.
News.com.au
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Rasco had discovered the German boomer sweeping up a side trail.
The Boy Land Boomer; Or, Dick Arbuckle's Adventures in Oklahoma
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The Golf-II class is a boomer, a ballistic missile submarine-anearly one, diesel-electric
The Jennifer Morgue
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Generationally, it marks the end of baby boomer supremacy, which began in 1968.
The Guardian
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You're appealing to the upper reaches of the baby-boomer demographic here.
The Irish Times
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It sailed out on an updraft, stalled, boomer-anged back, sliced into the waterfall.
Cat’s Cradle
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Abramowitz, a baby boomer himself, attributes the rise in boomer divorce to several factors.
Reuters
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We stopped in a camp directly north of the claim our little boomer wanted.
Cattle Brands: A Collection of Western Camp-Fire Stories
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With the pistol loaded once more the boomer felt safer.
The Boy Land Boomer; Or, Dick Arbuckle's Adventures in Oklahoma
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Kazakh entrepreneur Zaure Rozmat still remembers the first time she hired a baby boomer.
BBC
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baby boomer
Boomer through the time
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