hippy-dippy
hippy-dippy adjective: suggesting or characterized by hippie attitudes.
Adjective
hippy-dippy (comparative more hippy-dippy, superlative most hippy-dippy)
- Suggesting or characterized by hippie attitudes.
- Garner, a magazine photographer named Grif, finds that he can not communicate with his hippie dippy son.1968 September 13, “How Sweet It Is!”, in Time, archived from the original on 24 Jun 2013
- Osho died nine years ago after establishing his eclectic brand of hippy-dippy irrationalism, sexual therapy and ancient learning across the globe.1999 April 8, Jason Burke, “Price of inner peace splits guru disciples”, in The Independent
Forms of hippy-dippy
| comparative | more hippy-dippy |
|---|---|
| superlative | most hippy-dippy |
| alternative form | hippie-dippie |
| alternative form | hippie-dippy |
| alternative form | hippy-dippie |
| alternative form | hippy dippy |
| alternative form | hippie dippie |
| alternative form | hippie dippy |
| alternative form | hippy dippie |
Origin of hippy-dippy
Reduplication; see also dippy (“lacking common sense”).
Questions about hippy-dippy
- What does hippy-dippy mean?
- Hippy-dippy means suggesting or characterized by hippie attitudes.
- What part of speech is hippy-dippy?
- Hippy-dippy is an adjective.
Words near hippy-dippy in the dictionary
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