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crunchy-granola

Definitions

from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.

  • adjective Displaying liberal social attitudes and stereotypic behaviors.

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Examples

  • A couple of good points were made: that you don't have to do urban "homesteading" with any sort of crunchy-granola political agenda.

    Boing Boing 2009

  • Instead of the traditional crunchy-granola approach, Mackey set up Whole Foods aisles with gleaming stacks of fruits and vegetables, perfectly arranged exotic sushi stations, and glossy, overflowing cheese and chocolate counters.

    Whole Foods' Organic Capitalism Elizabeth Flock 2010

  • Instead of the traditional crunchy-granola approach, Mackey set up Whole Foods aisles with gleaming stacks of fruits and vegetables, perfectly arranged exotic sushi stations, and glossy, overflowing cheese and chocolate counters.

    Whole Foods' Organic Capitalism Elizabeth Flock 2010

  • Instead of the traditional crunchy-granola approach, Mackey set up Whole Foods aisles with gleaming stacks of fruits and vegetables, perfectly arranged exotic sushi stations, and glossy, overflowing cheese and chocolate counters.

    Whole Foods' Organic Capitalism Elizabeth Flock 2010

  • He was raised by Unitarians and lived in one of the most crunchy-granola, liberal neighborhoods in Philadelphia.

    Substitute Me Lori L. Tharps 2010

  • In the U.S. we've looked to places like Portland, Seattle and even Austin, Texas for the crunchy-granola thinking on sustainability.

    Graham Hill: Re-Making the Big (Green) Apple 2009

  • In the U.S. we've looked to places like Portland, Seattle and even Austin, Texas for the crunchy-granola thinking on sustainability.

    Graham Hill: Re-Making the Big (Green) Apple 2009

  • In the U.S. we've looked to places like Portland, Seattle and even Austin, Texas for the crunchy-granola thinking on sustainability.

    Graham Hill: Re-Making the Big (Green) Apple 2009

  • (Anyone who still thinks clean energy is just a crunchy-granola "alternative" novelty should see the 600 wall-to-wall dark suits filling the Waldorf-Astoria's grand ballroom at this event).

    Clint Wilder: Clean Energy Cost Comparisons Looking Better and Better 2008

  • But Dowd has been a relentless "gender nut," as Somerby puts it, painting Democratic men as effeminate Al Gore "practically lactating" and singing "I Feel Pretty" to himself and Democratic women as ballbreakers, shrews, mannish, or in the case of Dr. Judith Steinberg Dean, crunchy-granola and somehow not a woman because she did not participate in beauty rituals.

    Wow. Clark Hoyt really *does* get results 2008

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