clean

Definition for clean

adjective as in sterile

adjective as in chaste, virtuous

adjective as in precise, sharp

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clear, neat, plain, simple

adjective as in complete, thorough

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perfect

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absolute, entire, final, total, whole

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The Dodgers’ inability to play a clean game on defense in Game 5 of the World Series is one of the reasons why the team is on the cusp of losing to Toronto.

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Spending cash from the kitty is clean, clear and less dangerous if things go wrong.

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A museum guard stood outside the bathroom, and janitors cleaned the piece every 15 minutes or so.

Check to see what your dry cleaner uses and look for one that uses alternative cleaning methods.

The update will also see the “Animal Crossing” world’s familiar grumpy mole, Resetti, offering a “reset service” to clean up a player’s island.

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