neatnik

A. Either would require a household to have at least one neatnik.

He spirits them away to the trash, and not because he's an obsessive-compulsive neatnik.

"I'm such a neatnik, I hate garbage around," she said.

Was the sign-changer maybe a compulsive neatnik who couldn't stand- What?

Hush magazine comes from the neatnik company California Closets.

Neatnik Saucer is the patented high chair cover and baby place mat all-in-one.

He was evidently an obsessive/compulsive and a fastidious neatnik.

The Neatnik Saucer is collapsible and folds up quickly into a small, useful bag.

Dr. lorfino also appeared to be a neatnik.

Although at home she considers herself "definitely not a neatnik," on board the Endeavour, she willingly worked her daily cleaning station.

In the neatnik Bush administration, mice have been spotted on the lower level, where an ailing bathroom has been shut down and its toilet removed.

In 2010, the Neatnik Saucer was granted its (Utility) Patent.

Produced by Depatie-Freleng, it had a neatnik cat and a slob dog.

Only a few years earlier in another self-portrait, that one done in New York, he was a buttoned-up neatnik poised to get down to work.

Fran Carpentier had what she described as "a wonderful neatnik Mom, which meant we couldn't get away with anything."

True, Nuala wasn't a neatnik, but surely she never would have tossed new shoes around like that, Maggie decided.

Mrs. Prince was "a neatnik."

One is a punctilious neatnik who re-irons his newly starched shirts, runs a tight meeting and likes nothing better than a well-done deal.

Ms. Lim agrees: "I'm a slob, and he's a neatnik."

A hardcore neatnik herself, Kate would have approved if she hadn't been so acutely aware that excessive outer neatness often indicated severe inner turmoil.

Neatnik is a lightweight, portable and collapsible juvenile product that is designed to fit primarily restaurant style high chairs and some home models.

The Neatnik Saucer consists of a waterproof tray portion attached to a seat portion, with a flexible rim to catch spills and food.

Capp also had a knack for popularizing certain uncommon terms, such as druthers, schmooze and nogoodnik, neatnik, etc.

In appearance, Mr. Leichter is more neatnik than beatnik, wearing double-breasted suits, starched shirts and glasses with scholarly frames.

A compulsive neatnik, Estelle Sirowitz cleaned the house twice a day, Mr. Sirowitz said, telling stories all the while.