hippyish

At the neighbouring table sit a slightly hippyish pair with American accents.

We've got hippyish tendencies but we're not hippies.

The company's new venture is a younger, Morocco-inspired line featuring jeans, dresses and hippyish patchwork handbags.

That's not hippyish.

Certainly the Thatcher years saw a general reaction against anyone perceived as a hippyish freeloader, epitomised by the attitudes towards new age travellers at Stonehenge.

You'll see Guatemalan woman sitting side by side with hippyish traveler-jewelers, each loaded down with shell necklaces, bead bracelets, feather earrings - boho wear.

I wonder how many of these voters don't vote Lib Dem because they see it as a wasted vote, or see them as too hippyish and left-wing.

Franz West, in contrast, imbues art objects with a goofy outsize sweetness and the communal space of the gallery with a hippyish, circuslike sense of glee and anarchy.

Many years ago a hippyish friend of mine, who was over eight months pregnant but had scorned on principle obtaining the official document, was feeling unsteady on her legs in a bus.

Sticking roughly to painting and sculpture, but using some elephantine scale of his own, the ever-subversive Mr. West imbues the communal viewing experience with a hippyish sense of circus-like glee and anarchy (Smith).

Of course, this isn't the season when those living clean need to be ashamed, so Mr. Lauren's hippyish preppies, love beads dangling or seersucker suit rolled at the cuffs were trying a lot harder to look cool than anyone at other shows.

Santino Rice, the designated villain in the second season of this reality show, vamped up a hippyish fellow contestant, Kara Janx, in a tight plunging jumpsuit that was so hastily made the shoulders and sleeves were glued together instead of sewn.

Base yourself in central Calangute to take advantage of a cheap deal and then by day escape the busy town for some quieter beaches, before seeking out a mellow beach-party vibe at hippyish Arambol and Panjim, or hitting the raucous club scene of Baga, Anjuna and Vagator.

With over 40 musicians since its creation, the sound of the band has evolved constantly throughout the years, from its reggae/gypsy hippyish roots, to the more big band sounds and finally the return to the composers punk roots and a much heavier guitar laden sound with more sombre mood and themes.

The Scottish sporting media quickly latched on to Golac, whose hippyish public image - he took United players to "smell the flowers" in Camperdown Park during training sessions, and claimed to have learned English from listening to Rolling Stones records - was in pointed contrast to the austere reputation of his predecessor, McLean.