soap-dodging

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1. Dirty.

   Cynical, and just a little soap-dodging, bless them.

   2014, Rebecca Chance, Bad Brides

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   Bloody cyclists! String the lot of them up, the inconsiderate bastards. Sweaty too, no doubt, the soap-dodging free-wheelers.

   2011, Julian Cole, Felicity's Gate, page 89

   The Criminal Justice and Public Order bill was opposed by many involved in what had become known as the 'crusty' subculture of the free festival/free party crossover, which the NME jokingly defined as Travellers, urban squatters and 'soap-dodging, army surplus, 16-hole, dreadlocked, folk-punk devils' (NME, 1993).

   2018, Chris Anderton, Music Festivals in the UK