English to Spanish Meaning of hippy - hippy

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Definitions of hippy in English
Noun(1) someone who rejects the established culture; advocates extreme liberalism in politics and lifestyle
Examples of hippy in English
(1) He couldn't figure how sensibly clothed, satirical, sarcastic, sassy Jo had come from this hippy woman standing in front of him.(2) I found the fitted top with those jeans made her look too hippy and pear-shaped.(3) He had tried the hippy trail, the pick 'n' mix of philosophy and brain-rotting drugs.(4) You see, his mom and dad are hippies so the drugs and mellowness come easily for him.(5) Before there were mods and before flower power or hippies , there were beatniks.(6) It wasn't all dirty long-haired hippies with flowers in their hair.(7) I do like the guy, especially that he still maintains his hippyish , anarchy in the UK attitude.(8) It has been regarded as something of a ÔÇÿcultÔÇÖ car being that during the flowery 1960s, it had become associated with the hippie movement.(9) Initially he attracted the hippies and the drug addicts who were wandering the Hyde Park.(10) ÔÇÿBut we're not hippie parents,ÔÇÖ she says with a laugh.(11) ÔÇÿI was raised by a hippie mom,ÔÇÖ she says, laughing.(12) That's why I never really understood hippies , or drugs for that matter.(13) It's embarrassing how many pathetic people from my UCD English class were sitting around at Marlay Park being vile and hippyish .(14) Although he, too, looks happy in his photos, Searle sticks out among the long-haired hippies with their fledgling beards.(15) Her parents were intellectual hippies who moved in drug circles and her godfather was LSD guru Dr Timothy Leary.(16) The late '60s clashes between Calliope's father, the xenophobic entrepreneur, and her brother, the hippie idealist, seem perfunctory and distracting.
Related Phrases of hippy
(1) hippie ::
hippie
Synonyms
Noun
1. hipster ::
inconformista
2. flower child ::
criatura de las flores
3. hippie ::
hippie
Different Forms
hipped, hipper, hippest, hipping, hippy
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