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hugger
- IPA[ˈhəɡər]
美式
- a person who gives hugs or is fond of hugging；a person who shows excessive and single-minded interest in a specified cause or objective
noun: hugger, plural noun: huggers
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- 1. informal a person who gives hugs or is fond of hugging I will confess, I am a hugger I can remember a few close friends who were particularly good huggers
- ▪ informal a person who shows excessive and single-minded interest in a specified cause or objective call me a tree hugger, but the devastation we humans exact on the earth is atrocious the gun huggers keep passing more and more extreme gun carry bills
- confused; disorderly: a spirit of careless frivolity where all was hugger-mugger
- disorder or confusion: the vast hugger-mugger of alleys
Oxford Dictionary
- confused; disorderly: a spirit of careless frivolity where all was hugger-mugger
- confusion; muddle: the vast hugger-mugger of alleys
Oxford American Dictionary
- an animal lover; a conservationist.
Oxford Dictionary
- an environmental campaigner (used in reference to the practice of embracing a tree in an ... I was apprehensive about near encounters with earnest, granola-crunching tree-huggers
Oxford American Dictionary
- an environmental campaigner (used in reference to the practice of embracing a tree in an ... I was apprehensive about near encounters with earnest, granola-crunching tree huggers
Oxford Dictionary
- an animal lover; a conservationist.
Oxford American Dictionary
- hipsters.
Oxford Dictionary
- pants hanging from the hips rather than from the waist.
Oxford American Dictionary
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- IPA[ˈhʌɡə]
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- a person who gives hugs or is fond of hugging: I will confess, I am a hugger I can remember a few close friends who were particularly good huggers
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