boomer
/ˈbuːmər/Definitions
1. noun
A member of the demographic cohort born during the post–World War II population boom, typically associated with the silent generation or baby boomers.
“The boomer generation is often seen as being resistant to change.”
2. noun
An individual who enthusiastically promotes or buys into a particular product, trend, or idea, often seen as naive or unsophisticated.
“The social media influencer was accused of being a boomer for promoting a popular but low-quality product.”
3. verb
To cause a sudden or dramatic effect, especially in a humorous or ironic way.
“The surprise party boomeranged and the guest of honor got upset.”
4. verb
To troll or annoy others online, especially in a humorous or ironic way.
“The user was accused of boomeranging others with their sarcastic comments.”