Duck-squeezer In english explanation

The meaning, explanation, definition and origin of the idiom/phrase "duck-squeezer", English Idiom Dictionary ( also found in Vietnamese )

author Regina Tuyen Le calendar 2021-12-26 08:12

Meaning of Duck-squeezer

Synonyms:

eagle freaks , granola , tree hugger , earth biscuit

Duck-squeezer American noun phrase informal slang

A pejorative word for someone who is an environmentalist, and deeply concerned about conservation, particularly the rescue of oil-splattered ducks.

The duck-squeezers were protesting at the dam's construction site.

It doesn't concern me that they refer to me as a duck-squeezer.

Other phrases about:

prim and proper

If you describe someone as prim and proper, they have very traditional, morally conservative beliefs and behavior.

an eagle freak

Used to refer to an ardent environmentalist in an insulting way

stuffed shirt

Someone who is pretentious and stuffy.

fuddy-duddy

1. Used to describe someone who is old-fashioned or conservative

2. Used to refer to a person whose ideas and attitudes are old-fashioned

Grammar and Usage of Duck-squeezer

Noun Forms

  • a duck-squeezer
  • duck-squeezers
  • the duck-squeezer

Origin of Duck-squeezer

This term derives from Neal Town Stephenson's novel Zodiac published in 1988.

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