Laura Atkinson, Sunday Times (London, Eng.), 26 Aug. 2 Yeet Originally a straightforward Hip Hop dance move, Yeet has expanded incredibly and can now be used as an exclamation, a verb, or even a. Here are definitions for the remaining six terms which were also on last years list. It's not just that, of course, although I admit it: my name is Laura and I am a 38-year-old hypebeast who will do pretty much anything if I think it's cool. Meme’s have been linked to slang development for several years and can help new terms get more mainstream usage. Let's bring it Back in the Day, TODAY!! REGISTER NOW! 2006ĭon't be just another hypebeast! Take ownership of your education and be the movement that fuels your community. Susan Carpenter, The Los Angeles Times, 27 Jul. Whether they're "hypebeasts" who collect limited-edition reissues of classic styles, aficionados interested in predominantly vintage sneakers or casual collectors who like what looks good to them regardless of a shoe's resale value, sneakerheads see no reason to wear any other type of shoe. The precise meaning of the word is somewhat in flux in many cases it is applied to those who are particularly ardent in their collecting of limited-edition items (especially sneakers and articles of clothing), while in others it simply refers to those who are in general pursuit of a fashionable lifestyle. Although it is believed to have come from the name of an online magazine largely devoted to fashion and footwear, hypebeast appears to be broadening in meaning. Hypebeast is what we refer to as a closed compound a word that is composed of two distinct words melded together (in this case through combining the sense of hype meaning "publicity" and the sense of beast meaning "something formidable"). Synonyms for HYPE: ballyhoo, plug, buildup, publicity, puffery, advertisement, hoopla, advertise, boost, promotion, exaggerate, mislead, pitch, promote.
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