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Often used in the same context:
nineties,
grunge,
eighties,
naughties,
sixties,
postfeminist,
seventies,
millennium,
halcyon,
beatniks,
britpop,
heyday,
era,
punk,
zeitgeist,
nostalgists,
reaganomics,
throwbacks,
whippersnappers,
jawn,
dot com,
hipsters,
punk rock,
darlings,
sorta,
epitonic,
booboisie,
prohibition era,
preppies,
bummers,
bohemia,
hepcats,
speakeasies,
funks,
nostalgist,
curmudgeons,
subgenre,
perestroika,
great proletarian cultural revolution,
fabulists,
millenium,
counterculture,
dotcom,
dopier,
millennial,
tarnation,
headiest,
beginnings,
dark ages,
hepcat,
baby boomer,
gen x,
unhip,
embracers,
punker,
existentialists,
muddle through,
yore,
iconoclasts,
vogue,
hippie,
apotheosis,
pomo,
crapper,
beat generation,
scenester,
scuzz,
nadirs,
jailbait,
scifi,
emo,
tupac,
twenties,
gnr,
shitter,
goldilocks,
overachievers,
swoon,
nouvelle vague,
blacc,
libertines,
groovy,
purgatory,
atomic age,
fads,
rollingstone,
winos,
yankee doodle,
retro,
paleolithic,
schlock,
bohemians,
woodshedding,
jbs,
spinnerette,
crunk,
generation x,
skanked,
auteurism,
yippie,
wedding present,
whipping post
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