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Definition of clean
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of clean is as below...
Clean
(superl.)
Free from
errors
and
vulgarisms;
as, a clean
style..
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Pollute
::
Pollute
(v. t.) To make foul,
impure,
or
unclean;
to
defile;
to
taint;
to soil; to
desecrate;
-- used of
physical
or moral
defilement..
Swinglebar
::
Swingle
(n.) A
wooden
instrument
like a large
knife,
about two feet long, with one thin edge, used for
beating
and
cleaning
flax; a
scutcher;
--
called
also
swingling
knife,
swingling
staff,
and
swingling
wand..
Expurgate
::
Expurgate
(v. t.) To
purify;
to clear from
anything
noxious,
offensive,
or
erroneous;
to
cleanse;
to
purge;
as, to
expurgate
a
book..
Abstersive
::
Abstersive
(a.)
Cleansing;
purging.
Gargle
::
Gargle
(n.) A
liquid,
as water or some
medicated
preparation,
used to
cleanse
the mouth and
throat,
especially
for a
medical
effect..
Willow
::
Willow
(v. t.) To open and
cleanse,
as
cotton,
flax, or wool, by means of a
willow.
See
Willow,
n., 2..
Expurgation
::
Expurgation
(n.) The act of
expurgating,
purging,
or
cleansing;
purification
from
anything
noxious,
offensive,
sinful,
or
erroneous..
Mundify
::
Mundify
(v. t.) To
cleanse.
Flush
::
Flush (n.) A
sudden
flowing;
a rush which fills or
overflows,
as of water for
cleansing
purposes..
Syringeal
::
Syringe
(v. t.) To wash and clean by
injection
from a
syringe.
Wash
::
Wash (v. t.) To
cleanse
by
ablution,
or
dipping
or
rubbing
in
water;
to apply water or other
liquid
to for the
purpose
of
cleansing;
to scrub with
water,
etc., or as with
water;
as, to wash the hands or body; to wash
garments;
to wash sheep or wool; to wash the
pavement
or
floor;
to wash the bark of
trees..
Twilly
::
Twilly
(n.) A
machine
for
cleansing
or
loosening
wool by the
action
of a
revolving
cylinder
covered
with long iron
spikes
or
teeth;
a willy or
willying
machine;
--
called
also
twilly
devil,
and
devil.
See
Devil,
n., 6, and
Willy..
Pollution
::
Pollution
(n.) The act of
polluting,
or the state of being
polluted
(in any sense of the
verb);
defilement;
uncleanness;
impurity..
Depurate
::
Depurate
(v. t.) To free from
impurities,
heterogeneous
matter,
or
feculence;
to
purify;
to
cleanse..
Armorer
::
Armorer
(n.) One who has the care of arms and
armor,
cleans
or
repairs
them, etc..
Soap
::
Soap (n.) A
substance
which
dissolves
in
water,
thus
forming
a
lather,
and is used as a
cleansing
agent.
Soap is
produced
by
combining
fats or oils with
alkalies
or
alkaline
earths,
usually
by
boiling,
and
consists
of salts of
sodium,
potassium,
etc., with the fatty acids
(oleic,
stearic,
palmitic,
etc.).
See the Note
below,
and cf.
Saponification.
By
extension,
any
compound
of
similar
composition
or
properties,
whether
used as a
cleaning
agent or not..
Willying
::
Willying
(n.) The
process
of
cleansing
wool,
cotton,
or the like, with a
willy,
or
willow..
Expurgatory
::
Expurgatory
(a.)
Serving
to
purify
from
anything
noxious
or
erroneous;
cleansing;
purifying.
Boots
::
Boots (n.) A
servant
at a hotel or
elsewhere,
who
cleans
and
blacks
the boots and
shoes..
Water-closet
::
Water-closet
(n.) A
privy;
especially,
a privy
furnished
with a
contrivance
for
introducing
a
stream
of water to
cleanse
it..
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