hip
Culturally in-tune
Hip has two main clusters of meaning from different origins.
The hip is the joint where the leg meets the torso, or the fleshy area around it: She stood with her hands on her hips.
Hip also means aware of current trends and fashions—culturally attuned, cool: a hip neighborhood, hip to what's happening.
The adjective spawned hipster and hippie.
A third hip is the fruit of a rose plant, as in rose hip tea.
Calm or fashionable
with-it · groovy · savvy · aware · underground · counterculture · beatnik · bohemian
Bony basin at waist
- femurUpper leg bone
- socketHollow receiving cavity
- jointShared by multiple parties
- flexorMuscle that bends joints
bone · iliac · sacroiliac · replacement · arthritis · fracture · dysplasia · bursitis
cool
Calm or fashionable
happening · with-it · groovy · savvy · aware · underground · counterculture · beatnik · bohemian · alternative
pelvis
Bony basin at waist
flexor · bone · iliac · sacroiliac · replacement · arthritis · fracture · dysplasia · bursitis · labrum
hop
Small, quick jump
breakdancing · DJ · turntable · sampling · rhyme · flow · MC · cipher · freestyle · scratch
bone
Hard skeletal tissue
measurement · roof · gable · haw · rosehip
hipunhip
Lacking current awareness
uncool · unfashionable · square · out · outmoded
hipuninformed
Lacking necessary knowledge
clueless · out of the loop · oblivious · unknowing · unaware
hipsquare
Rhombus with right angles
straight · conventional · conformist · establishment · mainstream
- hip hip hoorahTriumphant group cheer
- hip hopRhythmic spoken-word genre
- hip fracturesCracks in thighbone top
- joined at the hipExtremely close, always together
- broken hipCracked upper thighbone
- hip hip hoorayTriumphant group cheer
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