New Ager
noun[C]
(alsonew ager);(mainlyUKnew-ager,New-Ager)uk/ˌnjuːˈeɪ.dʒər/us/ˌnuːˈeɪ.dʒɚ/someone who does notacceptsociety'snormalideasandwaysofliving, and isinterestedinideasthatexistedbeforemodernscientificandeconomictheories:
Many New Agers arevegetariansandenvironmentalists.
New Agersattachmysticalsignificanceto thecircleofstones.
See
New Age
- Theareapopulatedby New Agersdrivingaround inbatteredvehicles.
- New agerssufferfrom "earthanxiety" whichmeansthat, like anyone with anycommonsense, they'venoticedthat theplanetis beingseverelyabused.
- He was acharismaticnew-ager who hadlearnedcommunityskillsat Findhorn inScotland.
- There were new-agercoupleshaving anenlighteningweekendby theacousticworldmusictent.
Nomadic & alternative lifestyles
- a rolling stone (gathers no moss)idiom
- beatnik
- bohemian
- boho
- communal
- crusty
- demi-monde
- flower child
- go/get back to natureidiom
- greaser
- maker culture
- nature
- New Age
- New Age traveller
- nomad
- nomadic
- rolling
- the Beat Generation
- traveller
- underground