“Groovy” – Means something is cool, stylish, or excellent, reflecting the 1960s and 1970s counterculture.
“Far out” – Used to express amazement or approval, similar to saying something is impressive or extraordinary.
“Cut the mustard” – Means to meet expectations or perform well, originating from the idea of "mustard" being something that meets the mark.
“Hippie” – Refers to someone who was part of the counterculture movement of the 1960s, known for their alternative lifestyle.
“Square” – Describes someone who is conventional or old-fashioned, not in touch with modern trends or ideas.
“Right on” – An expression of agreement or approval, often used to show enthusiasm or support for someone’s opinion or action.
“On the fritz” – Indicates that something is malfunctioning or not working properly, derived from the Yiddish term "frits" meaning broken.