hippy¹

(also hippie)

ˈhɪpi

(especially in the 1960s) a person of unconventional appearance, typically having long hair, associated with a subculture involving a rejection of conventional values and the taking of hallucinogenic drugs.
（尤指20世纪60年代的）嬉皮士（反传统装束，一般蓄长发，戴珠饰，属于反对传统价值观和吸食迷幻药的亚文化群）
hippies and spiritual seekers made their way to India in the sixties in search of enlightenment
she joined a band of hippies in the West Country and helped to set up the Glastonbury festival
Synonyms
flower child, bohemian, dropout, free spirit, nonconformist, unconventional person
(hippies), flower people

adjective ˈhɪpi

Relating to hippies or the subculture associated with them.
（与）嬉皮士（有关）的，（与）嬉皮士亚文化（有关）的
the birthplace of the hippy movement

Derivatives

hippiedom

noun ˈhɪpɪdəmˈhɪpidəm

mass noun

The condition of being a hippy; hippy fashion or behaviour.
the height of hippiedom in the '60s
Example sentencesExamples
- scenes of San Francisco hippiedom
- In hippiedom there was an ‘anything goes’ type of mentality.
- Love's life bridges the worlds of punk rock and Hollywood glamour, high fashion and San Francisco hippiedom.
- Loitering is one of the pleasures of San Francisco, especially in North Beach and in Haight-Ashbury, the hub of hippiedom in the Sixties.

hippiness

noun

Somehow these pop culture references seem ill at odds with the essential hippiness of Beattie's characters.
Example sentencesExamples
- A lot of companies don't want to be associated with the whimsical hippiness that seems to go with it.
- Urban Outfitters maintains a costly network of young trend-spotters to keep the hippiness up-to-date.

hippyish

adjective

If blowing fruit-scented smoke rings is faintly hippyish, taking a trip through the Wadi Rum desert is full-blown bohemianism.
Example sentencesExamples
- This group included a hippyish contingent, joined in a soothing hum.
- It's embarrassing how many pathetic people from my UCD English class were sitting around at Marlay Park being vile and hippyish.

Origin

1950s: from hip³ + -y¹.

Rhymes

chippy, clippie, dippy, drippy, grippy, Lippi, lippy, Mississippi, nippy, slippy, snippy, tippy, trippy, whippy, Xanthippe, zippy

hippy²

adjective ˈhɪpi

(of a woman) having large hips.
（女人）臀部大的
she looked very hippy in her jeans
Example sentencesExamples
- I found the fitted top with those jeans made her look too hippy and pear-shaped.
- He couldn't figure how sensibly clothed, satirical, sarcastic, sassy Jo had come from this hippy woman standing in front of him.

Definition of hippy in US English:

hippy

adjectiveˈhipēˈhɪpi

(of a woman) having large hips.
（女人）臀部大的
she looked very hippy in her jeans
Example sentencesExamples
- I found the fitted top with those jeans made her look too hippy and pear-shaped.
- He couldn't figure how sensibly clothed, satirical, sarcastic, sassy Jo had come from this hippy woman standing in front of him.

词汇	hippy
释义	hippy¹ (also hippie) ˈhɪpi (especially in the 1960s) a person of unconventional appearance, typically having long hair, associated with a subculture involving a rejection of conventional values and the taking of hallucinogenic drugs. （尤指20世纪60年代的）嬉皮士（反传统装束，一般蓄长发，戴珠饰，属于反对传统价值观和吸食迷幻药的亚文化群） hippies and spiritual seekers made their way to India in the sixties in search of enlightenment she joined a band of hippies in the West Country and helped to set up the Glastonbury festival Synonyms flower child, bohemian, dropout, free spirit, nonconformist, unconventional person (hippies), flower people adjective ˈhɪpi Relating to hippies or the subculture associated with them. （与）嬉皮士（有关）的，（与）嬉皮士亚文化（有关）的 the birthplace of the hippy movement Derivatives hippiedom noun ˈhɪpɪdəmˈhɪpidəm mass noun The condition of being a hippy; hippy fashion or behaviour. the height of hippiedom in the '60s Example sentencesExamples scenes of San Francisco hippiedom In hippiedom there was an ‘anything goes’ type of mentality. Love's life bridges the worlds of punk rock and Hollywood glamour, high fashion and San Francisco hippiedom. Loitering is one of the pleasures of San Francisco, especially in North Beach and in Haight-Ashbury, the hub of hippiedom in the Sixties. hippiness noun Somehow these pop culture references seem ill at odds with the essential hippiness of Beattie's characters. Example sentencesExamples A lot of companies don't want to be associated with the whimsical hippiness that seems to go with it. Urban Outfitters maintains a costly network of young trend-spotters to keep the hippiness up-to-date. hippyish adjective If blowing fruit-scented smoke rings is faintly hippyish, taking a trip through the Wadi Rum desert is full-blown bohemianism. Example sentencesExamples This group included a hippyish contingent, joined in a soothing hum. It's embarrassing how many pathetic people from my UCD English class were sitting around at Marlay Park being vile and hippyish. Origin 1950s: from hip³ + -y¹. Rhymes chippy, clippie, dippy, drippy, grippy, Lippi, lippy, Mississippi, nippy, slippy, snippy, tippy, trippy, whippy, Xanthippe, zippy hippy² adjective ˈhɪpi (of a woman) having large hips. （女人）臀部大的 she looked very hippy in her jeans Example sentencesExamples I found the fitted top with those jeans made her look too hippy and pear-shaped. He couldn't figure how sensibly clothed, satirical, sarcastic, sassy Jo had come from this hippy woman standing in front of him. 1 adj.1 Definition of hippy in US English: hippy adjectiveˈhipēˈhɪpi (of a woman) having large hips. （女人）臀部大的 she looked very hippy in her jeans Example sentencesExamples I found the fitted top with those jeans made her look too hippy and pear-shaped. He couldn't figure how sensibly clothed, satirical, sarcastic, sassy Jo had come from this hippy woman standing in front of him.
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