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Meanings of hipster in English
Portuguese
movimento hippie Catalan
hippie Someone who rejects the established culture; advocates extreme liberalism in politics and lifestyle.
Usage of hipster in English
1
Especially not for nannies whose idea of personal style is faux-hipster Keds.
2
Of course, too much hipster marketing can turn off a mainstream audience.
3
At first, you know, you think they're just the ultimate hipster company.
4
The resurgence of retro technology is neither negative nor a hipster fad.
5
The company focused on projecting a faux hipster vibe for the product.
6
There were significant interactions between hipster affiliation and alcohol use on smoking.
7
He used a lot of hipster catchphrases that were all made up.
8
Surely there's some sort of hipster man purse he could have used?
9
The bottoms come in a Brazilian hipster style and are extra stretchy.
10
What do hipster couples, comic geeks, and hostel-wary backpackers have in common?
11
Art aficionado Daniel Kany has worked in hipster hubs across the US.
12
She's very relaxed, and she almost has a hipster side to her.
13
Now they are a hipster habit, a sheeplike folly, a permanent pretension.
14
By contrast, the couple here are a hipster homecoming king and queen.
15
Strauss runs into contact like a hipster strolls into a coffee shop.
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No hipster tropes have been harmed in the making of this restaurant.
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Hipster through the time
Hipster across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common