hipper
ˈhɪpər
Definition

Definition of hipper - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
trendymore aware of current trends
  • She is hipper than her classmates when it comes to fashion.
trendier
2.
fashionmore fashionable or trendy than others
  • She always wears the hipper clothes at school.
trendier
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Examples of hipper in a sentence

  • They moved to a hipper neighborhood downtown.
  • His hipper hairstyle caught everyone's attention at the event.
  • The cafe is known for its hipper ambiance compared to others in town.

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  1. French:plus branché, branché, ...
  2. German:trendiger, hipper, ...
  3. Italian:più trendy, alla moda, ...
  4. Spanish:más a la moda, moderno, ...
  5. Portuguese:mais na moda, mais trendy, ...
  6. Chinese:更时髦, 更时髦的, ...
  7. Japanese:もっと流行に敏感, トレンディな, ...
  8. Arabic:أَكْثَر عَصْرِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:יוֹתֵר אוֹפְנָתִי, אוֹפְנָתִי יוֹתֵר, ...
  10. Russian:более модный, модный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:більш модний, модніший, ...
  12. Hindi:ज़्यादा फैशनेबल, अधिक फैशनेबल, ...
hip
hɪp
hippest

Definition of hip - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
medicalthe part of the body on either side of the pelvis
  • She placed her hands on her hips.
flank haunch
2.
plantTECH.UKfruit of a rose, especially a wild roseTECH.UK
  • The bushes were covered with red hips in the autumn..
3.
architectureTECH.the external angle formed by two sloping roof planesTECH.
  • The house features a classic hip roof design.
angle ridge

Adjective

1.
cultureUSinformed about current events or cultural trendsUS
  • He's really hip to what's happening in the tech world.
cool informed trendy
2.
fashionUSvery modern and following all the latest fashionsUS
  • That cafe is known for its hip atmosphere.
fashionable stylish trendy
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Images of hip

  • hip: fruit of a rose, especially a wild rose
    fruit of a rose, especially a wild rose
  • hip: the external angle formed by two sloping roof planes
    the external angle formed by two sloping roof planes

Expressions with hip

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immersed up to the hips
The children were hip deep in the pool.
used to cheer or support someone
Hip hurray for the birthday girl!
exclamation of joy or celebration by a group
The team shouted 'Hip, hip, hip hooray!' after winning the game.
very close or always together in relationship or activities
Those two are connected at the hip.
very close or inseparable in relationship
They are always together, almost attached at the hip.
without careful planning or consideration
He tends to make decisions from the hip.

Origin of hip

Old English, hype (hip)

Examples of hip in a sentence

  • He felt a sharp pain in his hip after the fall.
  • She collected hips to make rosehip tea.
  • Birds love to eat the hips in winter.
  • The architect explained the benefits of a hip in roof design.
  • Rainwater flows efficiently off the hip of the roof.
  • She stays hip by following the latest fashion blogs.

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  1. French:hanche, branché, ...
  2. German:Hüfte, angesagt, ...
  3. Italian:anca, al corrente, ...
  4. Spanish:cadera, moderno, ...
  5. Portuguese:anca, moderno, ...
  6. Chinese:髋部, 时髦, ...
  7. Japanese:腰, 流行に敏感な, ...
  8. Arabic:وِرْك, مُواكِب, ...
  9. Hebrew:יָרֵךְ, מְעוּדְכָּן, ...
  10. Russian:бедро, модный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:стегно, в курсі, ...
  12. Hindi:कूल्हा, रुझानों से वाक़िफ़, ...

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