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dust to clean dust from. [1/11 definitions]
flesh to remove or clean flesh from skins. [1/9 definitions]
floss to clean between teeth with dental floss. [2/5 definitions]
flush1 to wash out, clean, or empty with a swift gush or flow of water. [1/10 definitions]
gill1 to clean (fish). [1/5 definitions]
go-devil a rotary tool used to clean out an oil pipeline. [1/4 definitions]
holystone a flat piece of soft sandstone used to clean the decks of a wooden ship. [2 definitions]
immaculate free from any dirt or stain; completely clean. [1/3 definitions]
janitor someone employed to clean, make minor repairs to, and take care of a building or the like.
keep house to clean, cook, and take care of other typical household tasks.
muttonchops side whiskers on either side of a clean-shaven chin, that are rounded and broad at the lower jaw and narrow at the temple.
neatnik (informal) a person who cannnot tolerate mess and needs to keep things clean and in their proper place at all times.
nictitating membrane a thin, transparent membrane that forms an inner eyelid on birds, reptiles, and some mammals, that can be closed to keep the eye clean and moist.
overclean combined form of clean.
palette knife a thin, flexible steel blade set in a handle and used by artists to mix colors or clean the palette.
pipe cleaner a short length of wire, twisted to secure small tufts of yarn along its length, that is used to clean tobacco residue from the stems of pipes.
plume of a bird, to clean and arrange (its feathers); preen. [1/6 definitions]
police in the military, to clean up or make orderly. [1/5 definitions]
preen to trim and clean (feathers), as a bird does. [1/5 definitions]
pristine pure, fresh, or clean as new; unspoiled or unsullied. [1/2 definitions]
pumice to use pumice to polish, clean, or smooth. [1/2 definitions]