"Bomer slang" doesn't have a commonly recognized definition. It seems like you might be looking for "Boomer slang", which refers to slang terms used by people born during the Baby Boomer generation, roughly from 1946 to 1964. This slang often reflects the cultural and social trends of that era.
Here are some examples of Boomer slang:
- "Groovy": A way to describe something cool or awesome.
- "Far out": An expression of surprise or excitement.
- "Right on": Used to show agreement or approval.
- "Peace out": A way to say goodbye.
- "Make out": Meaning to kiss or engage in romantic activities.
- "Dig": To understand or appreciate something.
While these terms might sound outdated today, they were widely used in the 1960s and 1970s. You might hear older people use them occasionally, but they're not commonly used in everyday speech anymore.
