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• hip|pie — «HIHP ee», noun, adjective. –n. a person who breaks away from conventional society, believing in complete freedom of expression, shown typically by wearing unconventional clothes and letting the hair go ungroomed, and often living in communes… …   Useful english dictionary

• hip|pie|ness — hip|pi|ness or hip|pie|ness «HIHP ee nihs», noun. the quality or condition of being a hippie …   Useful english dictionary

• hip|pie|dom — «HIHP ee duhm», noun. the realm or world of hippies; hippies as a group …   Useful english dictionary

• hip|pi|ness — or hip|pie|ness «HIHP ee nihs», noun. the quality or condition of being a hippie …   Useful english dictionary

• hip — eo·hip·pus; epi·hip·pus; hip; hip·ber·ry; hip·less; hip·pa; hip·parch; hip·par·i·on; hip·pe·as·trum; hip·pe·la·tes; hip·pen; hip·pe·ty hop; hip·peu·tis; hip·pic; hip·pid·i·on; hip·pid·i·um; hip·pio·spongia; hip·pish; hip·ple; hip·po;… …   English syllables

• pie — cap·pie; chap·pie; char·pie; clip·pie; crap·pie; drap·pie; es·tam·pie; gym·pie; kap·pie; knop·pie; min·co·pie; nan·pie; pie·bald·ly; pie·bald·ness; pie; pie·dra; pie·gan; pie·man; pie·pou·dre; pie·tà; riem·pie; ri·pie·nist; ser·pie·rite;… …   English syllables

• Hip hop — Orígenes musicales Funk, disco, dub, R B, soul, toasting, scat Orígenes culturales Años 1970 en el Bronx, Nueva York …   Wikipedia Español

• hip — {{11}}hip (adj.) informed, 1904, apparently originally in black slang, probably a variant of HEP (Cf. hep) (1), with which it is identical in sense, though it is recorded four years earlier. {{12}}hip (interjection) exclamation used to introduce… …   Etymology dictionary

• pie-heap — /ˈpaɪ hip/ (say puy heep) noun NZ → pie1 (def. 4) …  

• Devil's Pie — For the X Window System utility, see Devil s Pie (software). Devil s Pie Single by D Angelo from the album Voodoo and Bell …   Wikipedia