yippie
Pronunciation: [ˈjɪpi]
Word
Context: "celebration"
(noun) a word used to express excitement or joy, often shouted out loud. People say 'yippie!' when they are happy about something, like winning a game or getting good news.
Example
After I finished my art project, I jumped up and shouted, 'Yippie!'
Example
When he realized he lost his favorite toy, he didn't feel like saying 'yippie' at all.
Example
What made you shout 'yippie' today?
Context: "counterculture"
(noun) a member of a political and social movement that started in the 1960s. These people were known for wanting change and often protested for peace and freedom.
Example
The yippies organized a big parade to celebrate their values of peace and love.
Example
Not everyone agreed with the yippies; some people thought their ideas were too radical.
Example
Do you know what the yippies stood for in the 1960s?
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