hippie christmas

The day following move-out day, in areas where most leases expire simultaneously, during which the curb is a treasure trove of discarded items.

Ben: Today I got this couch, a lamp and some old cassette tapes up by the corner.

Jerry: Merry Hippie Christmas!

by kevin j.k. December 28, 2005

credit card hippie

a person who abides by a hippie lifestyle in the choice of dress (tie-dyes, peasant style dresses, birkenstocks) and music (Grateful Dead and Phish + other jam bands) but is well-off and buys expensive "hippie" products. (E.G. will buy a 30 dollar bead neckalace and a dress from Anthropologie)

Sue spent a total of 200 bucks on that hippie outfit.

by kayla December 7, 2003

Hippie minded

A person, or people who abandons conventional lifestyles to show their unhappiness with mainstream society. They try to live a freer and more natural lifestyle, one without restraints.

He is 75 years old and still wearing torn jeans, tie-dyed shirts and sandals. He was at Woodstock in '69 and is still very much 'Hippie minded' here in his senior years.

by talk2me-JCH2 September 22, 2022

God is a hippie

A slogan of the neohippie movement.

You know God is a hippie.

by Deep blue 2012 March 26, 2010

hippie hit

1. Cornering a glass pipe full of marijuana by lighting only sections of the marijuana at a time. Therefore leaving the marijuana sectioned off with each new "rip". Thus, lighting the plant much like the selected slices of a pie chart.

"Don't burn all the crystals, hippie hit it. Just conserve"

"What do you mean?"

"Just corner it and then there will still be green hits left for everyone else"

by yesy December 7, 2007

Hippie 2.0

Some people, modern day, who are true to the counterculture expression "Turn on, tune in, drop out", except Hippie 2.0s interpret it differently, (think different). They "turn on" to soft drugs, they "turn on" their computers, they "tune in" to the internet and its news, blogs, sites, and opinions, they drop out of school in pursuit of internet entrepreneurship (modern self-sufficiency). They live, renouncing material possession for minimalism. They embrace thrift and frugality, they purchase quality over quantity. Because Hippie 2.0s have few possessions, as they are burdens, they are mobile like their Hippie forefathers traveling the world (this time my plane). Globalization has made "needs" "relatively cheap", while "wants" are expensive, therefore a Hippie 2.0 needs little income, because his only expenses are "relatively cheap". Don't be fooled, a Hippie 2.0 is a true Hippie, just a modern day, pragmatic idealistic, incarnation.

If you've seen him, listen to his wisdom. Remember that guy from Highschool, he's a now Hippie 2.0.

by D. Clark January 1, 2012

Neo-Hippie

I think that everyone is making too general of a look. Not all neo-hippies are like the trowback hippie. I think now more than ever it is about a state of mind/ a way of thinking. They whole idia that you need to pave your own path and not to just follow. IT also includes thinking outside the box(with but not exclusivly through the use of drugs such as LSD or marijuana)Paramount among their ideals would be that you need to be happy in life and not just do somthing because you will make more money. A great value on self happiness.

Neo-hippie 1-"Instead of working for money I am gonna work for enjoyment of working"

Neo-hippie 2-" What is it really that controls it it all, is it god?"

by Ethan F. February 29, 2008