Definition of freegan in English:

freegan

noun ˈfriːɡ(ə)nˈfrēɡən

A person who rejects consumerism and seeks to help the environment by reducing waste, especially by retrieving and using discarded food and other goods.
there is a need for more freegans in our wasteful society
Example sentencesExamples
- A wheelchair technician by day, Caffrey is the band's go-to guy for discarded goods and modified gear, but his freegan finds aren't limited to the medical industry.
- Your columnist is clearly no match for Weissman, a New Jersey freegan who claims to have subsisted on a largely dumpster-based diet for a decade.
- Maybe it's time to give the freegan lifestyle a try.
- Freegans are people who want it all for free - seriously, they're dedicated to living off the fat of post-industrial wasteland that is our capitalist dystopia.
- How would your columnist fare as a freegan amid the consumerist excesses of Hampstead?
- Some call them "dumpster divers," but Ross Parry and Ash Falkingham like to count themselves among the Freegans - a growing band of foragers who seek to live entirely from the waste of others.
- Rather than condone our "wasteful, profit-driven, mass-production society", freegans pledge "a total boycott of the economic system where the profit motive has eclipsed ethical considerations".
- There is a need for more freegans in our very wasteful society.
- But while the more extreme freegans promote squatting and shoplifting as potential techniques, I restricted my quest to less controversial forms of urban foraging.
- Freegans in New York and Seattle claim to have subsisted for years by dining out surreptitiously at their neighbourhood dumpsters, undermining meal by meal the evil corporations' irresponsible pursuit of profit.

Origin

Early 21st century: blend of free and vegan.

Rhymes

Antiguan, Egan, Keegan, Regan, vegan

Definition of freegan in US English:

freegan

nounˈfrēɡən

A person who rejects consumerism and seeks to help the environment by reducing waste, especially by retrieving and using discarded food and other goods.
there is a need for more freegans in our wasteful society
Example sentencesExamples
- But while the more extreme freegans promote squatting and shoplifting as potential techniques, I restricted my quest to less controversial forms of urban foraging.
- There is a need for more freegans in our very wasteful society.
- A wheelchair technician by day, Caffrey is the band's go-to guy for discarded goods and modified gear, but his freegan finds aren't limited to the medical industry.
- Some call them "dumpster divers," but Ross Parry and Ash Falkingham like to count themselves among the Freegans - a growing band of foragers who seek to live entirely from the waste of others.
- Maybe it's time to give the freegan lifestyle a try.
- How would your columnist fare as a freegan amid the consumerist excesses of Hampstead?
- Freegans in New York and Seattle claim to have subsisted for years by dining out surreptitiously at their neighbourhood dumpsters, undermining meal by meal the evil corporations' irresponsible pursuit of profit.
- Freegans are people who want it all for free - seriously, they're dedicated to living off the fat of post-industrial wasteland that is our capitalist dystopia.
- Rather than condone our "wasteful, profit-driven, mass-production society", freegans pledge "a total boycott of the economic system where the profit motive has eclipsed ethical considerations".
- Your columnist is clearly no match for Weissman, a New Jersey freegan who claims to have subsisted on a largely dumpster-based diet for a decade.

Origin

Early 21st century: blend of free and vegan.

单词	freegan
释义	Definition of freegan in English: freegan noun ˈfriːɡ(ə)nˈfrēɡən A person who rejects consumerism and seeks to help the environment by reducing waste, especially by retrieving and using discarded food and other goods. there is a need for more freegans in our wasteful society Example sentencesExamples A wheelchair technician by day, Caffrey is the band's go-to guy for discarded goods and modified gear, but his freegan finds aren't limited to the medical industry. Your columnist is clearly no match for Weissman, a New Jersey freegan who claims to have subsisted on a largely dumpster-based diet for a decade. Maybe it's time to give the freegan lifestyle a try. Freegans are people who want it all for free - seriously, they're dedicated to living off the fat of post-industrial wasteland that is our capitalist dystopia. How would your columnist fare as a freegan amid the consumerist excesses of Hampstead? Some call them "dumpster divers," but Ross Parry and Ash Falkingham like to count themselves among the Freegans - a growing band of foragers who seek to live entirely from the waste of others. Rather than condone our "wasteful, profit-driven, mass-production society", freegans pledge "a total boycott of the economic system where the profit motive has eclipsed ethical considerations". There is a need for more freegans in our very wasteful society. But while the more extreme freegans promote squatting and shoplifting as potential techniques, I restricted my quest to less controversial forms of urban foraging. Freegans in New York and Seattle claim to have subsisted for years by dining out surreptitiously at their neighbourhood dumpsters, undermining meal by meal the evil corporations' irresponsible pursuit of profit. Origin Early 21st century: blend of free and vegan. Rhymes Antiguan, Egan, Keegan, Regan, vegan Definition of freegan in US English: freegan nounˈfrēɡən A person who rejects consumerism and seeks to help the environment by reducing waste, especially by retrieving and using discarded food and other goods. there is a need for more freegans in our wasteful society Example sentencesExamples But while the more extreme freegans promote squatting and shoplifting as potential techniques, I restricted my quest to less controversial forms of urban foraging. There is a need for more freegans in our very wasteful society. A wheelchair technician by day, Caffrey is the band's go-to guy for discarded goods and modified gear, but his freegan finds aren't limited to the medical industry. Some call them "dumpster divers," but Ross Parry and Ash Falkingham like to count themselves among the Freegans - a growing band of foragers who seek to live entirely from the waste of others. Maybe it's time to give the freegan lifestyle a try. How would your columnist fare as a freegan amid the consumerist excesses of Hampstead? Freegans in New York and Seattle claim to have subsisted for years by dining out surreptitiously at their neighbourhood dumpsters, undermining meal by meal the evil corporations' irresponsible pursuit of profit. Freegans are people who want it all for free - seriously, they're dedicated to living off the fat of post-industrial wasteland that is our capitalist dystopia. Rather than condone our "wasteful, profit-driven, mass-production society", freegans pledge "a total boycott of the economic system where the profit motive has eclipsed ethical considerations". Your columnist is clearly no match for Weissman, a New Jersey freegan who claims to have subsisted on a largely dumpster-based diet for a decade. Origin Early 21st century: blend of free and vegan.
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