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Granola eating, tree hugging, tie-dye making, hemp wearing, Berkeley native. Barely even brush their hair or shave; practice poor hygiene. Generally bare a resemblance to Tarzan, King of the Jungle. Related closely to the vegan, but a more obtuse form.
John: "So why'd you and Ari break up?"

Mark: "Dude. She never shaved her legs. That's just too organic for me..."

John: "That's messed up."
organic by Tara Y. October 13, 2007
a word art teachers us a lot even about really random stuff...
what an organic group of natural forms you have chosen to use in your primary resource study!

or:

your coffee cup! how organic!
organic by ..::=mairi=::.. May 7, 2005
allowing something to happen naturally or run its course without manipulation.
lets just take it slow and see where this relationship goes organically, without trying to force things
organic by jointheir2jc February 28, 2008
1) Used to describe naturally occurring molecules, materials, or processes.

2) Marketing ploy to profiteer from indoctrinated hipsters by selling food at increased prices that was grown and cultivated using lower cost medieval farming methods, such as avoidance of the use of modern pesticides which kill or drive off disease breeding insects, or the use of modern fertilizers or genetic modification to make crops and livestock more resistant to disease and increase yields.

3) A Marxist assault on capitalist food production through the promotion of pseudoscience and urban legends.
Elder Hippie: "This sandwich is so organic."

Rational Person: "So is the mold on the bread and the cockroach legs in the meat."

Yak feces, python venom, the Bubonic Plague, boogers, cancerous tumors, and Fromunder Cheese are all organic.
organic by Schnorkenschneider March 6, 2014
Food from the tree hugging section of a super market likely to cause diarrhea.
"Ugh I don't feel good. I had some organic food today."
Organic by Drakk0nis March 31, 2009
Apples: 50 cents/lb
Organic apples: $5/lb
Organic by Dug Dumass(do-mah-ss) September 5, 2010