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ammonia a liquid with a strong smell made from a chemical gas and water. Ammonia is used in some cleaning products and in fertilizers.
bath the act of sitting in water and cleaning yourself.
benzine a colorless, liquid mixture of flammable hydrocarbons, used as a solvent in cleaning and dyeing and as a motor fuel.
bootblack one whose occupation is cleaning and polishing boots and shoes.
brush1 to use a brush on something. [1/2 definitions]
buff1 a stick or wheel covered with a soft cloth or piece of leather, used for cleaning or shining. [1/4 definitions]
calcium phosphate any of a number of phosphates of calcium found in some rocks and in animal bones, used in baking powder and plant food, and in the manufacture of enamels, plastics, and cleaning agents.
carbon tetrachloride a colorless, nonflammable, vaporous, poisonous liquid used as a fire extinguisher, cleaning fluid, and solvent, and in making refrigerants.
careen to tilt (a ship) on its side for cleaning and repair of the hull. [1/5 definitions]
carwash a commercial establishment equipped to wash car exteriors and often to perform related services such as waxing and interior cleaning. [1/2 definitions]
charwoman a woman employed to perform general cleaning work, usu. in a large building.
clean to carry out or undergo a cleaning. [1/12 definitions]
cleaner (pl.) an establishment for dry-cleaning clothing. [1/2 definitions]
cleaning clothing that is taken to a dry-cleaning store instead of being washed at home.
cleanser a liquid or powder used for cleaning.
cotton a soft mass of cotton fibers used especially for cleaning the skin. [1/5 definitions]
cotton wool (chiefly British) a mass of soft cotton fibers used esp. for cleaning the skin; cotton, cotton ball. [1/3 definitions]
custodian a person whose job is to take care of a building by cleaning or repairing.
dental hygiene the care and cleaning of teeth, esp. by professional dental hygienists. [1/2 definitions]
dental hygienist a licensed specialist in preventive dental care, whose practice includes cleaning and x-rays, and who often works in a dentist's office.
dry-cleaning a method of cleaning clothes that uses chemicals instead of water.