squeaky-clean

[skwee-kee-kleen]

adjective Informal.

scrupulously clean.
virtuous, wholesome, and above reproach: a squeaky-clean reputation.

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Examples from the Web for squeaky-clean

Contemporary Examples of squeaky-clean

In Banks, Disney is portrayed as a squeaky-clean character, but was he, really?
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Marina Watts, Marlow Stern
January 8, 2014
She won raves for her willingness to dirty up her squeaky-clean image.
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Kevin Fallon
August 7, 2013
Romney, with his picture-perfect family and squeaky-clean lifestyle, should be a terrific values crusader.
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Michelle Cottle
February 18, 2012
So the only thing surprising about the squeaky-clean family partaking in a musical episode is that it took nine seasons to do it.
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The Daily Beast
April 1, 2011
Girls stand to learn more from flawed pop princesses than from wholly depraved or squeaky-clean ones.
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February 15, 2010

British Dictionary definitions for squeaky-clean

squeaky-clean

adjective

(of hair) washed so clean that wet strands squeak when rubbed
completely clean
informal, derogatory (of a person) cultivating a virtuous and wholesome image

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