yupster

noun

Etymology

Blend of yuppie + hipster.

  1. derived from *ḱewb-
  2. inherited from *hupiz
  3. inherited from hype
  4. inherited from hipe
  5. formed as hipster — “hip + -ster
  6. compounded as yupster — “yuppie + hipster

Definitions

  1. An affluent follower of trends.

    • ...all those senior citizens in those condos, those conservative Cubans down on Eighth Street, those idealist young yupsters on the beach.
    • Until a handful of years ago, the Animas River valley, anchored dead center by Durango, remained blissfully undiscovered by ex-urban yupsters...
    • Julio's crowd didn't wear suits, except for occasional adventuresome yupsters looking for something different...

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA