party boomer

Someone who is too boring; might spoil the party’s mood/experience

No one ever invites him because he’s a party boomer

by Fhhshsdhhdd August 8, 2022

Sailor Boomer

A Sailor Moon fan who only watches the 90s dub of the original anime made by DIC Entertainment and Cloverway Inc and will refuse to watch the original Japanese subbed, the Viz Media dub, Sailor Moon Crystal, or even read the original manga.

They're most commonly found in comment sections of "DIC Dub vs. Viz Dub" YouTube videos, screeching about how much better the old dub is.

They're basically the Genwunners or SpongeBoomers of the Sailor Moon fandom. Take caution, they're extremely toxic people.

Person 1: "Ugh, I can't believe that Hulu doesn't have the old dub of Sailor Moon! Viz Media ruined 20 years of DIC magic!"

Person 2: "Ok, Sailor Boomer."

by whatareyoudoingonmyprofile August 4, 2020

Digi-boomer

A name for someone who falls under the Generation Y demographic. Members of Gen Y are often referred to as Echo Boomers and are widely known for their knowledge in technology and new media.

The digi-boomers were really excited to see the new technological breakthroughs at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) and South by Southwest (SXSW) this year.

by kfritz March 13, 2010

Back to Boomer

Phrase used to tell someone that they’ve gone from being normal, to acting like a boomer

Carl: *does something Boomerish*
Dave: Back to boomer!

by DKBANANAS February 22, 2020

Bitchin boomer

GILF from the baby boomer generation whose bangability

requires no bagging and no more than two beers.

Heather Locklear still be some hot bitchin boomer

by viscountKatz October 9, 2011

Boomer Gf

A girlfriend of which does not enjoy modern day things/hobbies such as video games or any form of technology related hobby besides tv. similar to a baby boomers mindset

person 1: “Bruh my gf hates me playing video games,”
person 2:“Damn you got a boomer gf”

by Boomer Gf April 29, 2020

Boomerational wealth

Generational wealth inherited by children and grandchildren of Boomers that consists of entirely useless items such as vintage speakers, 8 foot long dinning tables, dusty cocktail glasses and brass pottery.

Instead of investing money into an index fund, many Boomers wasted money buying items they deemed valuable (but not valuable enough to sell) and passed those items through Boomerational wealth to their descendants.

by RieuxRising January 26, 2021