Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- adj. Informal Perfectly clean: squeaky-clean hair.
- adj. Informal Free from moral fault or taint; untarnished and virtuous: "Despite its squeaky-clean image, [the agency] suffered waste and inefficiency” ( William D. Marbach).
Wiktionary
- adj. alternative spelling of squeaky clean.
Examples
“Even when it is by proven liar Landis against squeaky-clean Armstrong.”
““To have these characters who are squeaky-clean facing this very real thing is exciting.””
“The humans have cars too, but they're much less squeaky-clean.”
“Huntsman's smart, witty and squeaky-clean, and with his impeccable bi-partisan credentials, diplomatic and foreign policy expertise, and moderate positions he just may be the prom queen voters want to send up against President Obama next November.”
The Huffington Post: Andy Ostroy: How Jon Huntsman Jr. Could Be the GOP Nominee
“It showed the squeaky-clean Harry Potter in new light, and the experience was a positive one for Radcliffe.”
“It was a desire to restore a lost purity, and eHarmony offers nothing less than squeaky-clean, old-fashioned romance to counteract the promiscuous cynicism and cynical promiscuity of dating in an increasingly disconnected age.”
“The biggest surprise for a lot of people is driving out of squeaky-clean Singapore and across the causeway into Jahore Bahru," a town at the base of the Malay Peninsula, John said.”
“Getty Images Jamie Dimon J.P. Morgan's $154 million settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission stemming from allegedly misleading investors in collateralized debt obligations underscores how even the most squeaky-clean Wall Street banks succumbed to industry pressure to juice earnings through questionable practices.”
“But even my 87-year-old grandfather with a Star magazine penchant realizes that Britney — 29, divorcee, rehab-tress and mother of two — is no longer Disney's trillion-dollar creation of a meticulous squeaky-clean, "virginal" pop princess with superhero abs and the most desirable pop star BF in the universe.”
The Huffington Post: Alex Catarinella: The Return of Our Perfectly Imperfect Pop Star
“Violinist Mark O'Connor exhibited his squeaky-clean technique on a movement from "All Rise" and "Blood on the Fields" that repeatedly echoed Ray Nance's violin episodes in Ellington's "Black, Brown, and Beige.”
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