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91clean up — phr verb Clean up is used with these nouns as the object: ↑environment, ↑image, ↑litter, ↑mess, ↑waste …
92Clean up — 1. be successful at winning: to clean up at the races ; 2. (sport, etc.) defeat crushingly: Carlton cleaned up Richmond last Saturday ; 3. be totally wrecked from a collision: I was almost cleaned up by a semi …
93clean up — Australian Slang 1. be successful at winning: to clean up at the races ; 2. (sport, etc.) defeat crushingly: Carlton cleaned up Richmond last Saturday ; 3. be totally wrecked from a collision: I was almost cleaned up by a semi …
94clean up — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. informal, make money, rake it in (See money). II (Roget s Thesaurus II) I verb Slang. To make a large profit: batten, profit. Idiom: make a killing. See MONEY. II verb See CLEAN …
95clean — adj OK, alright. Have you seen his new wheels? They are clean, man. 2000s …
96clean up — pick up garbage, put away clothes or toys, wash Lorne, please clean up the mess in your bedroom …
97Clean — Drame d Olivier Assayas, avec Maggie Cheung, Nick Nolte, Béatrice Dalle, James Dennis, Jeanne Balibar, Don McKellar. Pays: France, Grande Bretagne et Canada Date de sortie: 2004 Technique: couleurs Durée: 1 h 50 Prix: Prix d… …
98clean up — 1. to bring the proceeds of vice into open circulation A variant of launder: The money from this stuff needed cleaning up. (Davidson, 1978) Or the money may be sent to the cleaners for the same purpose: Black money tucked away… …
99clean up — informal make a substantial gain or profit. → clean …
100clean — Adj. Having no drugs, weapons or illicit goods on one s person. E.g. You can t arrest me officer, I m clean! …
