baby buster
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baby buster
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From baby bust + -er, following baby boomer.
noun baby busters
- Someone born between the baby boom and the baby boomlet; a Gen-Xer. Since today’s young adults were born during a period when the U.S. birthrate decreased to half the level of its postwar peak, in the wake of the great baby boom, they are sometimes called the baby busters. By whatever name, so far they are an unsung generation, hardly recognized as a social force or
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