counterculturish

English

Etymology

From counterculture +‎ -ish.

Adjective

counterculturish (comparative more counterculturish, superlative most counterculturish)

  1. (informal) Somewhat countercultural; suggestive of counterculture.
    • 1996 January 28, Jacqueline Carey, “A Cuckold in Crown Heights”, in The New York Times‎[1]:
      Just how firmly is clear right off, when, on the flight to Warren's third wedding, he meets a Hasidic couple and has tolerant counterculturish thoughts about them.
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