hipster
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1. hipster - Noun
2. hipster - Verb
Meaning
someone who rejects the established culture; advocates extreme liberalism in politics and lifestyle
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Actually, not to sound like a hipster, but I’m glad the rest of you are getting in on it with me.
All location palettes are on offer in the capital from classical to modern, industrial to upscale, hipster to retro, with castles and rural landscapes.
Elsewhere 'hipster' farmer Fred Price sells his ethical produce to London's top restaurants, while Julius Roberts shares his passion for sustainability, animal welfare, cooking and gardening online.
“Black Bear” can be a tad self-congratulatory with all the hipster mirroring scenes reflecting and refracting this way and that, and one feels slightly frustrated by certain loose ends that are never tied up.
Abbot Kinney, West Los Angeles’ hipster haven, is named after the conservationist and developer of the same name who wanted to build the “Venice of America.”
Actually a very small closet hipster that could fit in my pocket.