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tree-hugger
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tree-hug·ger (trhgr)
n. Informal
An environmentalist, especially one who supports the preservation of forested land and the restriction of logging.

tree-hugger [ˈtriːˌhʌgə]
n
(Government, Politics & Diplomacy) Informal, derogatory an environmental campaigner
[from the tactic of embracing trees to prevent their being felled]


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