Originally U.S. A person having a beard. Also: a person of a type regarded as characteristically having a beard; esp. (originally U.S.) a hippie or…
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| 释义 | society > society and the community > social relations > lack of social communication or relations > separation or isolation > [noun] > one who is separated or isolated > one outside conventional society (41) beard1667 Originally U.S. A person having a beard. Also: a person of a type regarded as characteristically having a beard; esp. (originally U.S.) a hippie or… come-outer1840 A member of an abolitionist dissenting religious sect. Hence: a reformer; a dissident; a person who withdraws from an organization, institution… pagan1841 In extended use. A person of unorthodox, uncultivated or backward beliefs, tastes, etc.; a person who has not been converted to the current… Bohemian1843 Now often with lower-case initial. A person, esp. one involved in the arts, who disregards or flouts social convention, and usually associates… Greenwich Villager1887 An inhabitant of Greenwich Village (see Greenwich Village, adj.). weirdie1894 An odd or unconventional person; one who is considered ‘weird’; spec. applied to any young man with long hair and a beard. Frequently in plural. outsider1907 A person who is isolated from or not integrated into conventional society, either by choice or through some social or other constraint; a misfit… white nigger1934 A white person who identifies with aspects of African-American culture, and behaves or is perceived to behave in a manner associated with those… beardo1935 (A nickname for) a person who has a beard. Also: a person of a type regarded as characteristically having a beard; esp. an intellectual, a hippie… isolate1942 Social Psychology. A person who, either from choice or through separation or rejection, is isolated from normal social interaction; also… weirdo1955 = weirdie, n. 1. beat1958 A member of the ‘beat generation’ (see beat generation, n.), a beatnik. beatnik1958 One of the beat generation, one who leads a ‘beat’ life (cf. beat, n.1 16, from which beat in the present sense cannot be entirely dissociated). boho1958 A person who is socially unconventional in a way regarded as characteristic of creative artists; a bohemian. Also as a mass noun: the lifestyle… beatster1959 = beatnik, n. way out1959 A person who holds extreme or unconventional views. hippie1966 A member of a countercultural movement which began in the late 1960s, characterized by pacifism, rejection of conservative values, and a… rebetis1966 In Greece: a member of a subculture comprising the lowest socio-economic class; spec. a member of the underworld. Also in extended use: a bohemian… homeboy1967 Originally U.S. Also as a form of address. slang. A young African-American or Hispanic man, esp. one who is from an inner-city area or who is a… peanut1968 colloquial (originally U.S.). A small, unintelligent, or unimportant person (see also quots. 1945, 1968). Yippie1968 A member of the Youth International Party, a radical countercultural activist group formed in the United States in 1967. suedehead1970 A person, typically a young man, belonging to a subculture associated particularly with the 1970s, and characterized by an appearance similar to… Goth1986 Often with lower-case initial. A performer or fan of this music, or anyone who adopts a similar appearance, typically through the use of dark eye… grebo1987 (A member of) an urban youth cult in Britain characterized by musical tastes bridging heavy metal and punk rock, an aggressive or anti-social… hipster1989 More generally: a person who follows the latest trends and fashions, especially one having a self-conscious sense of being outside the cultural… Subcategories:— specific group (4) — way of life, condition, or domain of (12) |
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