Associations to the word «Boomer»
Noun
- Carton
- Hera
- Tyrol
- Cohort
- Aging
- Athena
- Retirement
- Raptor
- Harlan
- Viper
- Sharon
- Galen
- Quarterback
- Apollo
- Generation
- Mascot
- Boom
- Dalton
- Baby
- Workforce
- Sideline
- Adulthood
- Saber
- Malone
- Sleeper
- Oceania
- Troy
- Tray
- Pandora
- Sooner
- Aubrey
- Brady
- Robson
- Calgary
- Announcer
- Bengal
- Gar
- Lucius
- Mvp
- Payne
- Medicare
- Influx
- Cally
- Centurion
- Fitz
- Kangaroo
- Medallist
- Ruse
- Analyst
- Canberra
- Commentator
- Oklahoma
- Wildcat
- Halftime
- Sammy
- Nfl
- Pbs
- Boogie
- Jet
- Chronicles
- Adelaide
- Marino
- Submarine
- Katrina
- Seeker
- Andersen
- Ellen
- Senior
- Sue
- Raider
- Brig
- Garth
- Rebound
- Badger
- Schooner
- Gen
- Pont
- Trevor
- Cincinnati
- Phillips
- Cain
- Enrollment
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
BOOMER, noun. An adult male kangaroo.
BOOMER, noun. A baby boomer.
BOOMER, noun. (US) (mainly 1920-1930) A transient worker who would move from boom town to boom town in search of temporary work.
BOOMER, noun. (US) (nautical) (military) (slang) A nuclear ballistic missile submarine, SSBN.
BOOMER, noun. (UK) The bittern.
BOOMER, noun. (Appalachia) A red squirrel.
Dictionary definition
BOOMER, noun. A member of the baby boom generation in the 1950s; "they expanded the schools for a generation of baby boomers".
Wise words
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