2. Free from moral fault or taint; untarnished and virtuous: "Despite its squeaky-clean image, [the agency] suffered waste and inefficiency"(William D. Marbach).
We would have predicted the most wild thing squeaky-clean Gwyneth Paltrow has ever done is eat processed food but the 42-year-old has shocked us with the revelation that she has taken ecstasy.
New York, Sept 27 ( ANI ): Melissa Joan Hart, who is known for playing squeaky-clean characters Clarissa and Sabrina on TV, has revealed that her past partying days weren't so clean.
Perhaps in a bid to shake off his squeaky-clean image, the California-born actor sported a beard - but this did not appear to put off his young, female fans, who chanted 'we want Zac' as he made his way up the pale blue carpet in London's Leicester Square last night.
Image Entertainment's DVD release has a few very basic text extras and is described as the "original uncensored director's cut." This is presumably to distinguish the DVD from the edited version that aired on squeaky-clean Logo.
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