NAEYE’s Urban Dictionary
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November 20, 2019
“Ok boomer”. slang term
Created by Generation Z as a clap back to older people when something critical is said to/about younger generations.
[also see “Boomer”: adjective
Originates from Baby Boomer, but can be used to describe an individual of any age who acts like they are a million years old and/or is stuck in the ’50s. Most likely problematic.]
Ex. “Kids these days are so lazy, everyone is always on their phones, when I was young I had to walk 40 miles if I wanted to call someone.”
“Lol ok boomer.”