generic party cup

Those red plastic cups found at New years and college parties where there is a lot of drinking

I love the generic party cup

by DizzyLizzy January 22, 2007

Generic Asian School Girl

The typical asian school girl/female as seen in every show, book, movie. Usually over glamorized by self-righteous writers who try to draw attention to the fact that they can use a diverse cast.

Usually happy-go-lucky, if not preppy. May also fall under the category of "token-secondary-hot-chick".

Prime example of "Generic Asian School Girl": Cho Chang, from Harry Potter.

by Dontfailmeagain June 11, 2006

Generation Rx

Kids born in late 80s/early 90s. In our generation, The most abundant drug rather than weed, or coke, or dope is presciption pills.

In Generation Rx, things like adderall and xanax are available at any time almost anywhere.

by Tyler Mclusky February 26, 2008

Generation C

The massive increase in world-wide birth rate approximately 9 months after Coronavirus quarantine conditions were imposed.

Well, we can't go out for dinner, can't go to the movies, can't go for a drink...can't even go shopping.
Wanna get it on?
Welcome to Generation C

by YAWA March 28, 2020

Generation Y

The generation of people born between the early 1980's and the mid 1990's. First-handedly saw the transformation of the world and especially the USA with the explosion of digital technology, the internet, a new worldwide economic "Great Recession", the change of America's position in the world, the infamous "War on Terrorism", and many other world changing events still to come. Generation Y will run the world in about 25 years time, and Is arguably the most intelligent, although maybe not the most driven, generation yet as a product of the economic successes of their parents, the Baby Boomer generation, who also handed numerous other serious problems to their children. Generation Y is also a generation of pioneers. They are shaping and writing the new frontier of human interaction and communication, the internet, for example: Mark Zuckerburg, founder of Facebook, born in 1984. They are the guinea pigs of this profound technology, as no other generation has lived such a large fraction of their lives with this technology. Generation Y can also be identified by cynicism and uncalled for self deploring that is not necessarily their fault, but the faults of older generations who are trying to push them to do better and to succeed in a world with increased competition. For an example of this self hate, see Urban Dictionary's words of the day, many of which contain negative remarks towards Generation Y, even though they are written by the same generation they attack.

-"Urban dictionary, Facebook, and much of the internet as we know it are a product of Generation Y."

-"Be proud, those of you in Generation Y, you have influenced the world like no other generation has at such an early age"

by flyhighj65 February 23, 2011

MTV Generation

A brainwashed generation raised on MTV that like whatever's shoved in their faces, and are not affected by anything.

Look at those MTV generation kids singing along to Good Charlotte and not getting affected by all teh pron they saw when they were 3.

by Seenus September 2, 2003

Millennial Generation

The American generation succeeding Generation X. They are named as such due to their coming-of-age at around the turn of the millenium in some way, shape, or form. A realistic time frame would be early 1980s to mid 1990s. Given that 9/11 was the defining moment of this generation, anyone too young to remember or not born yet would be grouped into the Homeland Generation. Some sources put the end of the Millennial Generation as late as 2003, but as I just said, this is an amazingly meaningless definition.

I was 17 and watching the Twin Towers fall from a TV blaring over the rumble of students in my high school cafeteria.

My little cousin born in 1998 was 3 years old, barely out of diapers and will remember 9/11 like I remember the Challenger exploding.

And we're the same generation?

by Born in the 1984 January 27, 2005