Valley Girl

American  

[val-ee gurl] / ˈvæl i ˌgɜrl /

Also valley girl or Valley girl

noun

1. according to a 1980s stereotype, a middle-class teenage girl or young woman from southwestern California characterized by shallowness and materialism and by certain mannerisms of speech (often used attributively).

   She plays the typical airhead Valley girl, complete with uptalk and trendy clothes.

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Etymology

Origin of Valley Girl

First recorded in 1980–85; popularized by U.S. musician Frank Zappa (1940–1993) in his hit single Valley Girl (1982)