generationer

noun

generationer

noun

Etymology From generation + -er.

1

In compounds A member of a specified generation.

  • Although Ali was not a hip-hop generationer, the community-wide debate sparked by her book exposed the crux of the gender issue facing the hip-hop generation[…]2003, Bakari Kitwana, The hip hop generation, page 89:
  • One Ticuani native in her mid-twenties, who has long- established friendships with returning second-generationers, is uncomfortable with the contrast between their apparent ease and her own family's difficult financial situation.2006, Robert C. Smith, Mexican New York: transnational lives of new immigrants, page 158:

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