Derived in the late thirties; early forties. Serious jazz lovers. The times to define the difference between the cool and the uncool. When snapping fingers took the place of applause. Unhip gave a flavor like the term "little grass hopper"; a student.

A lame, uncool, unhip* some say unhep* person. In Jazz music this term first originated as square records *usually given as a sampler or for free at the record stores* that had very stupid tunes on them.

A painfully unhip and out of touch person

From: One deluded by their own vanity into mistakenly thinking that the doubleknit beige cameltoe-makin' JC Penny's high-waisted pants for women that they're sporting make them look professional and executive

1. An extremely unhip person; akin to Steve Carroll in any of his movies or the Judd Apatow crew. A combination of dork and ignoramus.

2. An person who is extremely ignorant of all things cool; the anti-hipster.

Uncool or unhip; behind the times. As seen on the TV show "Community."

Ridiculous in a clueless, uptight, unhip sort of way.

Great-grandaddy of second-generation slang for methyldioxymethamphetamine (MDMA). Mostly used by the insanely hip crowd in urban dance meccas like Austin, San Francisco, and even fucking New York.

This word was later supplanted by the horrendously stupid "roll", a word so unspecial that it seems to be used as pitifully as "smurf" with the new, abysmally uncool, tragically unhip MDMasses. Still, if you want to score, you have to speak the language.