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- adjective Like a
hipster ; (oftenpretentiously )trendy .
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Examples
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Indie comics may have a kind of hipsterish air about them, but the creators on this panel struck me as having a refreshingly non-ironic love for their inspirations and investment in their genre work.
Archive 2009-09-27 2009
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Still think it's kind of hipsterish and in-joky to post something with a significant backstory, and discuss that obliquely in comments, without putting some kind of context link, however subtle, in your FPP.
Popular Posts Across MetaFilter kenko 2010
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Still think it's kind of hipsterish and in-joky to post something with a significant backstory, and discuss that obliquely in comments, without putting some kind of context link, however subtle, in your FPP.
Popular Posts Across MetaFilter kenko 2010
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Still think it's kind of hipsterish and in-joky to post something with a significant backstory, and discuss that obliquely in comments, without putting some kind of context link, however subtle, in your FPP.
Popular Posts Across MetaFilter kenko 2010
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Mr. Halweil is editor and co-owner of three hipsterish publications about locally sourced foods: Edible East End, Edible Manhattan and Edible Brooklyn.
Hamptons Toast to Summer's End Elizabeth Fasolino 2011
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Does anyone have any links to the music videos he's directed? cellchild very hipsterish
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Things picked up on the main stage, with rousing sets from Hypnotic Brass Ensemble (left) and Caribou, and the crowd - young, hipsterish - walked away happy.
Field Day 2010
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And unfortunately I cannot be truly hipsterish because I still wear a helmet, but once the kids grow up and move out I take off that helmet and...
Bombs Away! Sweet Surrender BikeSnobNYC 2010
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Nick Scholl, whose site Trrrill had a youthful, hipsterish perspective on opera (Mr. Scholl is 30, a generation younger than Jorden), has stopped blogging about opera entirely, saying that Jorden "was doing it better."
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Nick Scholl, whose site Trrrill had a youthful, hipsterish perspective on opera (Mr. Scholl is 30, a generation younger than Jorden), has stopped blogging about opera entirely, saying that Jorden "was doing it better."
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