beatnik

New beatniks yearned to set themselves apart from their beatnik predecessors of the '50s.

On the one hand, those who were around me were truly 'beatniks' of my generation.

The beatnik culture emerged in the 1950s.

She dressed like a beatnik with her black turtleneck and beret.

He was known for his beatnik poetry readings.

The cafe was a popular hangout for beatniks.

She admired the beatniks for their nonconformity.

The beatniks were often associated with jazz music.

He embraced the beatnik lifestyle of artistic expression.

The beatnik movement was a rebellion against mainstream culture.

She found inspiration in the beatnik philosophy of freedom and creativity.

The beatniks were known for their rejection of materialism.

Well, he's a beatnik. He dresses like one.

He was a single guy, beatnik type.

Who wants a beard? - Well beatniks, for one. Folk singers and motorbike riders.

It was a time of beatniks, and hippies, of protests against the Vietnam war, and of protests for civil rights and women’s liberation.

The black turtleneck became associated with a beatnik subculture in the previous decade, and it became especially fashionable following the release of the 1957 film, " Funny Face, " starring Audrey Hepburn.