woodstock
/ˈʊdwɒstɒk/Definitions
1. noun
a large gathering of people, especially young people, to listen to music, typically featuring rock music and often held outdoors
“The iconic Woodstock music festival was a pivotal moment in the counterculture of the 1960s.”
2. proper noun
a specific music festival held on a dairy farm in New York in 1969, featuring performances by many notable musicians
“The Woodstock festival was a defining event of the 1960s music scene.”
3. adjective
relating to or characteristic of the Woodstock festival or its ideals
“The Woodstock-inspired clothing store was a hit with young people looking for fashion with a social message.”
4. verb
to imitate or pay homage to the spirit of the Woodstock festival, often by hosting a music festival or gathering
“The local music organizers decided to woodstock their own event, featuring a lineup of up-and-coming artists.”