phenomenon of boys that all look and dress the same, and seem to have no concept of creativity or originality. This can also apply to girls. Maybe it's a British thing, I've noticed it a lot in London and at my university
by gabi October 7, 2005
One who thinks that she/he is a proper rebel, smoking, drinking and dont give a shit - but in reality, is still dreaming about a house in the subburbs with two children, a husband and to solid incomes. Most often seen around universities. Young, leftwinged women, who thinks that drinking in the weekends will compensate for the fact that they get offended when they encounter real problems like alcoholism, drug abuse, or people who don't have a good degree or are being "political incorrect".
Girl: It just got wild last weekend. I was totally wasted, feel like Pete Doherty, the day after. totally fucked.
Guy: But did'nt you end up at your boyfriends' house around 2pm.? And did'nt you just finish your exams 1st. class?
Girl: yeah, but still. It was a bit crazy.
Guy: You're nothing but a Xerox Rebel, wanting a secure life in the subburbs.
Guy: But did'nt you end up at your boyfriends' house around 2pm.? And did'nt you just finish your exams 1st. class?
Girl: yeah, but still. It was a bit crazy.
Guy: You're nothing but a Xerox Rebel, wanting a secure life in the subburbs.
by Jakob Orbesen April 9, 2008
1. People who follow the same path/live up to the same expectations as their parents
2. People who fall into the expected stereotypes of a previous generation
2. People who fall into the expected stereotypes of a previous generation
They've just bought a house in the suburbs, with space for an au pair, and he's just been headhunted to the city. Total generation xerox.
by :;:;:;: September 11, 2013
All non-business related photocopied material, like birthday greetings, lottery ticket lists, party invitations, pictures of various body parts, etc.
Department supervisor: "Management says we have damn near doubled our photocopying costs in the last quarter. All of this Xerox-shit needs to stop!"
by SuperCabbie December 15, 2018
After he started his xerox subsidy plan to help his garage sale, Fred felt a little better about his poor treatment at work.
by silvergatlin October 1, 2003
The various marks which show up in a xerox copy that have no origin in the original image, usually consisting in small dots or lines of gray or black.
I tried to make a copy of the official form look like an original, but all the xerox chatter gave it away.
by Hannah March Campbell April 6, 2006
by uttam maharjan September 14, 2013