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- noun Plural form of
boomeranger .
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Examples
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Social scientists refer to these people as "boomerangers" - grown young adults who move back home after living on their own for various reasons.
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Social scientists call them "boomerangers" -- young adults who move in with parents after living away from home.
Latest Articles 2009
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Social scientists call them "boomerangers" -- young adults who move in with parents after living away from home.
Latest Articles 2009
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And it's to get some of these kids that are kind of boomerangers, you can't seem to get rid of them.
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And it's to get some of these kids that are kind of boomerangers, you can't seem to get rid of them.
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The adult children have also been called "boomerangers."
Full Nest Syndrome? More Young Adults Living With Parents Leah Finnegan 2010
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The adult children have also been called "boomerangers."
Full Nest Syndrome? More Young Adults Living With Parents Leah Finnegan 2010
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The adult children have also been called "boomerangers."
Full Nest Syndrome? More Young Adults Living With Parents Leah Finnegan 2010
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The adult children have also been called "boomerangers."
Full Nest Syndrome? More Young Adults Living With Parents Leah Finnegan 2010
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Call them twixters, thresholders or boomerangers, 20-somethings putting off marriage, procreating and settling down.
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