bicoastal

Atlantic and Pacific

Bicoastal describes someone or something connected to both the east and west coasts, typically of the United States.

A bicoastal lifestyle involves splitting time between cities like New York and Los Angeles: She's bicoastal—apartment in Manhattan, house in Malibu.

The term often suggests wealth or professional demands that require presence on both coasts.

jetset

elite

Superior select group

  • affluentHaving abundant financial resources
  • cosmopolitanCulturally sophisticated, internationally fluent
  • luxuryExpensive nonessential comfort

socialite · penthouse · fashionable · yacht · glamorous · trendsetter · metropolitan · sophisticate · globetrotter · well-connected

transit

red-eye

Late-night transcontinental flight

transcontinental · airline · airport · LAX · JFK · departure · arrival · travel · hub · connection

cultural

Hollywood

American film industry center

tech · finance · publishing · fashion · liberal · urban · startup

geography

Atlantic

Ocean bordering Europe

maritime · harbor · beachfront · seaboard · Boston · Seattle · Miami · continental

lifestyle

telecommuting

Employment from afar

snowbird · pied-à-terre

Categories
Opposites
geographic access to coasts

bicoastallandlocked

Having no sea access

inland · interior · coastal · heartland · midland

lifestyle mobility and geographic scope

bicoastallocal

Of this area

provincial · rooted · stationary · homebound · small-town

Family

coast, coastal, coaster, coasts, coastline, coasting, coasted, seacoasts, coastwise

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Mostly American · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G