hippietastic

English

Etymology

From hippie +‎ -tastic.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /hɪpiˈtæstɪk/

Adjective

hippietastic (comparative more hippietastic, superlative most hippietastic)

1. (informal) Very hippieish.
   • 2008, Cecily von Ziegesar, You Just Can't Get Enough‎^[1], Poppy, →ISBN:

     She loved her hippietastic mom but wasn't quite sure she was ready to introduce her Constance friends to her.

   • 2011 December 7, Anna Minard, “Buy a Locally Made Album This Year Instead of Some Mainstream Shit”, in The Stranger:

     Her new album, Thunder Thighs, continues in the same lo-fi, oversharing, hippietastic, totally genius vein you've come to love, with lyrics like "I feel like I'm unloading when I'm loading up the car/I feel like I'm exploding when I'm holding my guitar."

   • 2012, Olivia Duell, "Slopeside Summer", Slope, Spring 2012, page 14:

     Once inside the fairgrounds, you can escape the world for a few days, as the festival offers campgrounds and food stands. Like Ithaca Fest, Grassroots provides a quirky, relaxed, community atmosphere not without its hippietastic moments.

   • For more quotations using this term, see Citations:hippietastic.