clean

US /kliːn/
UK /kliːn/
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1.

free from dirt, marks, or stains

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Please make sure your hands are clean before dinner.
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The room was surprisingly clean for a hotel.
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spotlessimmaculatepristine
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dirtyfilthyunclean
2.

not containing anything harmful or unpleasant

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The air in the mountains is very clean.
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They served clean water from a natural spring.
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pureunpolluteduncontaminated
3.

morally good or innocent

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He has a very clean record, no criminal history.
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The comedian's jokes were always clean and appropriate for all ages.
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innocentvirtuousmoral
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dirtycorruptobscene
1.

make (something) free from dirt, marks, or stains

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I need to clean my room this weekend.
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Can you help me clean the kitchen?
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washscrubwipemop
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dirtysoilstain
1.

in a clean manner; thoroughly or completely

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The ball went clean through the window.
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He cut the rope clean with one swift motion.
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neatlypreciselycompletely
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cleaningclean the kitchenclean upclean-shavenclean-cutdeep-cleanclean eating