also huggermugger, "secretly," 1520s, one of a number of similar-sounding reduplicated words in use around this time and meaning much the same thing, including hucker-mucker, which may be the original of the bunch if the root is, as some think, Middle English mukre "to hoard up, conceal." Also compare Middle English hukmuck, late 15c., name of some sort of device for cleansing.
双语例句
1. But the transition from tree - chopper to tree - hugger is not happening fast enough.
但从毁林者到护林者的转变速度仍不够迅速.
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2. The result can be static and acrimonious debate: Tree hugger!
