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crunchy-granola

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crunch·y-gra·no·la (krnch-gr-nl)
adj. Slang
Displaying liberal social attitudes and lifestyles associated with the 1960s: "There's a distinct crunchy-granola flavor to much of the area, with macrobiotic restaurants, earring vendors on the street. . ." (Boston Magazine).
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