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tree hugger
noun
An environmental campaigner, especially one who aims to restrict logging.
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"I'm somewhat of a tree hugger, but not when it comes to everything," he said.
Cyril, my grandfather, was a bit of a tree hugger on the quiet.
'It proves I'm not just a mad tree hugger,' he laughs.
No coincidence, his critics said.Mr Maggi is certainly no tree hugger.
"By no means was I a tree hugger," Mr. Runyan said.
"All the familiar caricatures they have for us outsider, tree hugger, élitist," he said.
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Edwards is no tree-hugger.
Maloof is, unabashedly, a tree-hugger.
"I call it the tree-hugger factor".
"It's the old tree-hugger mentality.
They called him a tree-hugger.
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