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Neohippie 

A Neohippie is a a modern phenomenon and cultural group which embodies the characteristics of hippies and punks. This group is characterized by their crystals, jean jackets, thrift shop pants, birkenstocks, cigarettes, cocaine, oil rigs, and choker collars. This type of person is almost always vegan or vegetarian for health reasons, yet snorts perks, cocaine, and drinks hard liquor and wine daily. A Neohippie is generally queer, non-cisgender, and very concerned about social justice, despite their hypocritical tendencies.
I saw a group of Neohippies yesterday heading to a 6 person basement band concert.
Neohippie by gmfreak3566 April 23, 2017
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neohippie 

a person of the 21st century who still takes on the practice of the hippies ragin in the 60's
Hey look at her! Shes got it goin on. She must be a neo hippie
neohippie by nicole chard June 11, 2005

Neohippie 

A sarcastic reference to those born in the Thatcher-Reagan era, who now consider themselves flaming liberals even though they are actually clueless about left-wing ideology.
I just saw a bunch of pot-smoking, tree-hugging, neohippies protesting in the city square against the oil companies.
Neohippie by Sandy Fern April 23, 2009

Neohippie 

A person who thinks the hippies were right about everything and tries to copy there lives as much as possible.
John is a neohippie.
Neohippie by Deep blue 2012 March 11, 2010

Neohippie Movement 

The revival of the Hippy movement. This movement is taking the principals of the 60's Hippy movement and applying it to modern day culture. Neohippies believe in peace and choose not to conform to mainstream culture.

Neohippies have different style than the original hippies. They listen to some of the great 60-70 rock musicians, but they also listen to various modern artists.

They also smoke weed and eat shrooms like the hippies. Only now, both shrooms and weed can be grown privately and are much higher quality than their 60's counterparts. And now, this new movement has DMT, K, salvia, and ecstasy to play with!

The internet is helping this movement spread.
Ravers, hippies, beatniks, and even some punks are some of the people who are involved in/part off the neohippie movement.

Neohippie movement 

A movement that seeks to form a new hippie movement like the hippie movement of the 1960's contune what they started. To start a new countercurture movement. To Introduce to the life of being a hippie.

Neo-Hippie 

I think that everyone is making too general of a look. Not all neo-hippies are like the trowback hippie. I think now more than ever it is about a state of mind/ a way of thinking. They whole idia that you need to pave your own path and not to just follow. IT also includes thinking outside the box(with but not exclusivly through the use of drugs such as LSD or marijuana)Paramount among their ideals would be that you need to be happy in life and not just do somthing because you will make more money. A great value on self happiness.
Neo-hippie 1-"Instead of working for money I am gonna work for enjoyment of working"

Neo-hippie 2-" What is it really that controls it it all, is it god?"
Neo-Hippie by Ethan F. February 29, 2008
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