Flowerchild
A boy or girl who loves all living things including nature and who always believes that there is a non-violent way to resolve any conflict.
Flowerchild by BarrelOfCats August 18, 2018
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Flowerchild
Hippy in the 60's that had primary principles dealing with acid and anti-war movements. They wore flowers in their hair and technicolor clothes, listened to rock 'n' roll and were the troops in the Summer of Love.
Flowerchilds were the shit.
Flowerchild by Benny House April 16, 2008
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A feel good type of soul, good for the world and environment. Peaceful, maybe not innocent but always looking to make things better even if they aren’t doing well themselves.
Flower Child by Yubaaan May 28, 2019
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A young person, especially a hippie, rejecting conventional society, sand advocating love, peace, and simple, idealistic values
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