Xer
- noun
- /zɜr/
- I'm a Gen Xer.
- Gen Xer
- Generation Xers
- boomers and Generation Xers
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Watch on YouTubeBut the size of the Xers, which I'm an Xer, you're an Xer maybe I think you're an Xer.
- But the size of the Xers, which I'm an Xer, you're an Xer maybe I think you're an Xer.
- Are you seeing any specific age groups, Millennials more than boomers, more than Xers, Any of that data?
- Hemingway and all those guys, they were Xers of their time.
Examples
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I don't think Xers are comfortable with that kind of MO, as it smacks of dishonesty.
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As a Gen-Xer, I say this is a great article!
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If you are a Gen Xer, you have to be really careful.
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I must be a Gen Xer born a few years late.
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And yes, I'm a Gen Xer :)
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Any way you look at it, the majority of Americans will look at Joe Biden and then they will look at Paul Ryan, our first Gen-Xer as Vice President, young, with fresh ideas, and he is an economics major.
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According to the Strauss & Howe generational distinctions, this makes him an early Gen-Xer.
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As a proud Xer, she often reflects on the unique challenges her generation faced.
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Many Xers are now in their forties, balancing careers and family life.
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A group of Xers gathered to discuss the impact of technology on their upbringing.
Synonyms
People born between the early 1960s and the late 1970s who come after the baby boomers
People born between the mid-1960s and early 1980s, often in the United States and Canada
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Xer comes from Generation X and the ending -er, which turns a group name into a person, just like 'New Yorker' turns New York into a person. So a Xer is 'a person from Generation X', usually born in the early 1960s to early 1980s.