English edit

Noun edit

love beads

  1. plural of love bead
  2. Alternative form of lovebeads
    • 2015, Eleanor J. Bader, Patricia Baird-Windle, Targets of Hatred: Anti-Abortion Terrorism, →ISBN:
      Yet for a significant portion of the country, long-haired men wearing love beads, authority-snubbing youth, mouthy women and increasingly public gay and lesbian alliances portended a future they wanted no part of.
    • 2015, Jonathan Maberry, Predator One: A Joe Ledger Novel, →ISBN, page 250:
      Junie looked like a throwback to the era of flower power and love beads, but she had a complicated history that had made her neither naive nor weak.
    • 2015, Marky Ramone, Richard Herschlag, Punk Rock Blitzkrieg: My Life as a Ramone, →ISBN, page 33:
      They generally weren't wearing love beads and dropping acid like the crowds in San Francisco, but they had grown up going to shows dating back to the beatnik coffee shops and the jazz clubs.