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squeaky clean

[skwee-kee-kleen] / ˈskwi kiˈklin /




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“Every indication we’ve found is that this was a squeaky-clean individual,” Joyce said.

From The Wall Street Journal

While folk music boomed in the 1950s, thanks in large part to squeaky-clean groups such as the Kingston Trio, Cash used his songs to resurrect outsider figures from America’s past, such as the outlaw John Wesley Hardin and Charles Guiteau, President Garfield’s assassin.

From The Wall Street Journal

Indeed, the Maddens found a certain frisson from the get-go in writing about their rough-and-tumble upbringing with a squeaky-clean pop flair.

From Los Angeles Times

The spoof opens with the squeaky-clean Manning playing touch football with the group, encouraging everyone in the huddle to practice teamwork and have fun.

From Los Angeles Times

Garvey cultivated a squeaky-clean, all-American image as a player, and has campaigned as a “role model” and “devoted family man.”

From Los Angeles Times