clean
- adjective
- /klin/
- The air in the mountain village is clean and fresh, free from pollution.
- clean water
- clean air
- clean energy
I love the smell of her being clean and fresh.
- I love the smell of her being clean and fresh.
- My house is spotless, clean, gorgeous and Remy.
- We'll get the skin clean and then we can move on.
- These low lift tips for keeping a clean enough home will help.
- My hair isn't clean so love that.
- Right Now, that's clean, fresh ice on a rink.
- Lean meats, high protein, clean veggies and yeah.
- So I'm going to take a small clean brush with the limoncello.
Examples
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These low lift tips for keeping a clean enough home will help.
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So just my house being clean makes me really happy.
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Make sure the surface is nice and clean like that.
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Wow it's so white and clean I love it.
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Now my skin is clean and it is dry.
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Like the place is so clean, it's so safe.
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It's just really, really clean and great.
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But this is what it looks like on clean, fresh skin.
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I have discovered I like my home to be clean and tidy, and everything put in its place.
Academic text (2011) -
In most megacities of the developing world, clean water is both scarce and expensive to produce.
Academic text (2008)
Synonyms
Has nothing mixed with it
Clean air or water that has no harmful things
Very clean and fresh, like new
Completely free from germs
Completely clean and neat with no marks or stains
Clean and free from dirt or germs that can cause disease
Completely clean and not spoiled or stained
Very clean in style and free from anything offensive or wrong
Free from harmful or unwanted things
Clean and not made dirty by harmful substances
Made clean so it is free from germs
Very clean and tidy with no dirt or marks
Clean and free from harmful chemicals or dirt
Free of tiny living things that cause disease
Made clean with water or soap
Clean and without marks or dirt
Antonyms
Idioms
An official statement that a person or thing is healthy and has no serious problems
Compounds
- Specialized
A room where people keep the air and surfaces very clean for making microchips and other sensitive equipment
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A weightlifting move where you lift a heavy bar to your shoulders then push it above your head
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Clear, well organized computer instructions that are easy to read and change
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A style of building with simple straight lines and visible wood parts
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A clean room where air moves in smooth parallel layers to keep tiny particles away during work like making microchips
How Clean
Surface Forms
Etymology
Clean comes from the old English word clæne, meaning 'pure' or 'free from dirt', so to call something clean is to say it has no dirt or harmful substances.