spit-spot
- adjective
- Archaic
- The kitchen was spit-spot after she finished cleaning.
Examples
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The restaurant was spit-spot when we arrived for dinner.
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She always keeps her desk spit-spot before leaving the office.
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After hours of cleaning, the living room looked absolutely spit-spot.
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This room is always spit-spot thanks to Maria.
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After hours of cleaning, the living room looked absolutely spit-spot.
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She always keeps her desk spit-spot before leaving the office.
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The restaurant was spit-spot when we arrived for dinner.
Synonyms
Completely clean with no stains or dirt
Completely clean and neat with no marks or stains
Very clean and tidy, looking almost new
Very clean and tidy with no dirt or marks
Antonyms
How Clean
Surface Forms
Etymology
Spit-spot is easy to remember if you think of the two small words spit and spot: imagine someone using 'spit' to make a 'spot' shine until everything looks perfect. So, spit-spot means very clean and perfectly tidy.