hippy (Meaning)

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hippy (n)

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

The hippy commune lived in harmony with nature, embracing peace and love.
The hippy's colorful tie-dye shirt and beaded necklace reflected their bohemian spirit.
The hippy activist protested the war with flowers and music, spreading a message of non-violence.
The hippy hitchhiked across the country, seeking adventure and connection.
The hippy's long hair and loose clothing became symbols of their counterculture lifestyle.
The hippy festival featured live music, art installations, and a celebration of psychedelic culture.
The hippy's beliefs in astrology, tarot, and meditation influenced their spiritual practices.
The hippy community fostered a sense of unity and shared values.
The hippy movement left a lasting impact on society, promoting peace, individuality, and environmental awareness.
The hippy's legacy continues to inspire generations with their philosophy of love, freedom, and self-expression.

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

potbellied,paunchy, burly, stubby, squat, flabby, dumpy, corn-fed, heavyset, zaftig

sinewy, spare, spare, slim, skeletal, lanky, sinewy,skinny, gaunt, haggard

The hippy commune lived in harmony with nature, embracing peace and love.

The hippy's colorful tie-dye shirt and beaded necklace reflected their bohemian spirit.

The hippy activist protested the war with flowers and music, spreading a message of non-violence.

The hippy hitchhiked across the country, seeking adventure and connection.