straight-edger

English

Etymology

From straight edge +‎ -er.

Noun

straight-edger (plural straight-edgers)

  1. A person who follows the straight edge lifestyle.
    • 2011 August, Justin Hampton, “The Wizards of Odd”, in High Times, number 427, New York, N.Y.: Trans-High Corporation, →ISSN, page 23:
      Not everyone in the group shares the trio’s enthusiasm for weed: Though Tyler [Tyler, the Creator] is tolerant, he’s an asthmatic straight-edger who occasionally chafes at the fumes that trail these guys.
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