Fastidious

1. very attentive to and concerned about accuracy and detail (especially when it concerns tidiness and cleanliness) 2. difficult to please; quick to find fault.

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"Your son?"
Jessica leant on the sink and scrutinized Jim; neat, tidy, overly fastidious.
"Josh?" He answered, running the extendable tap around the sink. A splash darkened her top.
"Coming this Christmas?"
He wrung the dishcloth tightly and shook his head.
"For the best." She said.

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David Ryan Miller

David Ryan Miller

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Ah yes, the Trump White House which is notorious for its fastidious stewardship of national security information. They go to great lengths to make sure journalists don't mistakenly stumble across such sensitive materials.

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Sigfreid Skaldrup

Sigfreid Skaldrup

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David Attenborough narration: "Though popularized by a song of the same name, the average Werewolf of London does Not, in fact, have perfect hair. City living has reduced their normal fastidious grooming habits to a bare minimum. A shameful price for fleeting fame."

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