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What boomer men turn into when they get together. These champions of toxic masculinity love to hate on their wives, family, younger generations, and POC. They are not afraid to get drunk at kids parties, bully the kids, and are quick to talk about how they are more knowledgeable at sports than the pros and coaches. Common phrases include "kids these days...", "You think you have it tough...", and "back in my day...".
'How was the family reunion?'
'It was good to see the cousins, but the Boomer Bros were out in full force'
Modern generations that have multiple children and continue to procreate like it's the 1950's
How many children!? You're a nu boomer!
"Boomer Friendly" is when technology operating systems try to be so user friendly they end up making it too simple for the average user, with large icons and no information. Making it perfect for a Boomer that doesn't know up from down when it comes to a computer.
Jimmy: Hey Papaw, this computer at Staples is really Boomer Friendly, you will be able to use it no problem.
Papaw: WHAT?! Speak up, you talk so quiet!
Jimmy: THIS COMPUTER IS GOOD!!!!!!!!
GILF from the baby boomer generation whose bangability
requires no bagging and no more than two beers.
Heather Locklear still be some hot bitchin boomer
A home or other piece of property that is inappropriately out of scope for the area it is located in.
"My uncle's been trying to sell his home so he can retire to Florida but nobody is buying."
"Probably because nobody wants a six-bedroom, $1.2 million boomer shack in a town with a median income of $40k."
Any sort of cash. Typically given out by the older generation instead of using some form of Credit Card or wireless pay.
Old man held up the Chipotle line because he had to use his Boomer Bucks.
Generational wealth inherited by children and grandchildren of Boomers that consists of entirely useless items such as vintage speakers, 8 foot long dinning tables, dusty cocktail glasses and brass pottery.
Instead of investing money into an index fund, many Boomers wasted money buying items they deemed valuable (but not valuable enough to sell) and passed those items through Boomerational wealth to their descendants.