Latte Towns
Latte Towns is the plural of Latte Town.
Meaning of Latte Town
Noun
Latte Town (plural Latte Towns)
- An upscale liberal town or community associated with bourgeois-bohemian (bobo) values; a place inhabited primarily by latte liberals.
- The ideal Latte Town has a Swedish-style government, German-style pedestrian malls, Victorian houses, Native American crafts, Berkeley human-rights groups, and Beverly Hills income levels. There should be some abandoned industrial mills that can be converted into lofts, software startups, and...1997 September 15, David Brooks, “The Rise of the Latte Town”, in Washington Examiner, archived from the original on 25 Jan 2025
Questions about Latte Towns
- What is Latte Towns the plural of?
- Latte Towns is the plural of Latte Town.
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