Definitions by Rabbi S.
hayyp
The emotional state of satisfaction one hopes to attain by acquiring newer and fancier things (such as clothing), instead of being content with a dry piece of bread.
"I realized that I had spent an unreasonable amount of money on clothing, and that was a wake up call ... I was unhappy and unsuccessful in many aspects. I had failed to save my money and I had actually become less hayyp because of it."