boomer
/ˈbuːmər/
noun
- A person born during the baby boom (roughly 1946–1964), often associated with post-war prosperity and cultural changes.
- Many boomers are now retiring and traveling the world.
- My parents are boomers who grew up in the 1950s.
- The company's marketing campaign targets boomers with nostalgic ads.
- A dismissive term for an older person, especially one seen as out of touch with modern trends or technology.
- Don't be such a boomer — streaming is way easier than cable.
- The meme made fun of a boomer complaining about young people's music.
- He called his uncle a boomer for not understanding how to use a smartphone.
- A male kangaroo.
- We spotted a boomer with a joey in her pouch.
- The zookeeper fed the boomer some fresh grass.
- A large boomer hopped across the outback road.