cleaned up

Main Entry:
spick-and-span [spik-uhn-span]
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: neat and clean
Synonyms: brand-spanking new, clean, clean and tidy, cleaned, cleaned up, fresh, gleaming, hygienic, immaculate, neat, polished, pure, sanitary, shining, shipshape, spic-and-span, spotless, spruce, tidy, unsoiled, unstained, untarnished, very clean
Main Entry: amass
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: gather, accumulate
Synonyms: aggregate, assemble, clean up, collect, compile, corral*, garner, heap*, hoard, lay up, make a killing, make a pile, pile, round up, scare up, stockpile, store
Antonyms: disburse, disperse, dissipate, divide, dole, scatter, spend
Main Entry: brush up
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: improve condition
Synonyms: clean up, cram, go over, look over, polish up, read up, refresh one's memory, refurbish, relearn, renovate, reread, retouch, review, revise, study, touch up
Antonyms: forget
Main Entry: censor
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: forbid; ban; selectively remove
Synonyms: abridge, black out, blacklist, bleach, bleep, blue-pencil, bowdlerize, clean up, conceal, control, cork, criticize, cut, decontaminate, delete, drop the iron curtain, edit, examine, excise, expurgate, exscind, inspect, launder, narrow, oversee, prevent publication, purge, purify, put the lid on, refuse transmission, repress, restrain, restrict, review, revile, sanitize, scissor out, squelch, sterilize, strike out, supervise communications, suppress, withhold
Notes: to censor is to disallow portions or the entireties of books, plays, etc. on the grounds that they transgress propriety, 'to scrutinize, revise, or cut,' expurgate or suppress; to censure is to criticize vehemently or harshly, or condemn
Antonyms: allow, approve, endorse, permit, sanction
Main Entry: clear
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: profit
Synonyms: accumulate, acquire, clean up, earn, gain, gather, get, glean, make, net, obtain, pick up, realize, reap, receive, secure, win
Main Entry: consummate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: achieve, finish
Synonyms: accomplish, button down, call a day, can*, carry out, clean up, clinch, close, come, come through, compass, complete, conclude, crown, drop curtain, effectuate, end, fold up, get it together, go the distance, halt, knock off, mop up, perfect, perform, polish off, put away, put finishing touch on, put lid on, put to bed, sew up, sign, take care of, terminate, top it off, ultimate, wind up, wrap, wrap up
Antonyms: neglect
Main Entry: correct
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: fix, adjust
Synonyms: alter, ameliorate, amend, better, change, clean up, clean up act, cure, debug, do over, doctor*, edit, emend, fiddle with, fix up, get with it, go over, help, improve, launder, make over, make right, make up for, mend, pay dues, pick up, polish, put in order, reclaim, reconstruct, rectify, redress, reform, regulate, remedy, remodel, reorganize, repair, retouch, review, revise, right, scrub, set right, set straight, shape up, straighten out, touch up, turn around, upgrade
Antonyms: blow, blunder, goof, mistake
Main Entry: delete
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: erase, remove
Synonyms: X-out, annul, black out, bleep, blot out, blue-pencil, cancel, clean, clean up, cross out, cut, cut out, decontaminate, destroy, drop, edit, efface, eliminate, exclude, expunge, obliterate, omit, pass up, rub, rub out, rule out, sanitize, snip, squash, squelch, sterilize, strike out, trim, wipe out
Antonyms: add, put in
Main Entry: earn
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make money
Synonyms: acquire, attain, be gainfully employed, be in line for, bring home, bring home the bacon, bring home the groceries, bring in, clean up, clear*, collect, consummate, cop, derive, draw, effect, gain, gather, get, gross, hustle, make, make fast buck, make it big, net, obtain, pay one's dues, perform, pick up, procure, profit, pull down, pull*, rate, realize, reap, receive, scare up, score*, scrape together, secure, snag*, sock, turn, win, wrangle
Antonyms: cost, lose, spend, throw away
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