to sweep

To go across something from one side to the other

To make something reach farther, such as more places or people

To put a thin layer over a surface

To go across an area or distance

To stretch across an area or period of time

Reach up to a certain point or limit

To arrange or unfold things so they cover a larger area

Form a layer across a surface, like fog or icing

To move across land or water from one side to the other

To deal with a larger area or more topics

To reach across an area so parts are on both sides

To continue for a long distance along a narrow area

To stretch across a large area

Become smaller or tighter, for example when a muscle shortens

To hide a problem instead of dealing with it openly

To make someone feel a sudden strong feeling, often romantic

To get rid of something completely so it no longer exists

To clean the floor by moving dust and dirt with a broom

A strong feeling that affects someone suddenly

To feel very strong emotions that you cannot control

To get carried into a situation and take part without meaning to

To ignore an opinion or worry as unimportant

To finish something quickly and with little effort

To remove dirt or leaves from a place using a broom

To destroy or carry something away completely, for example by water

Win every prize or game in a competition

Make someone feel very impressed and strongly attracted

To clean a boat's deck with a broom

A full success when someone wins everything or makes a complete change

A long hand on a watch or clock that shows seconds and moves smoothly

A long paddle one person holds with both hands to row a boat

A thin hand on a clock or watch attached at the middle that goes around every minute and moves smoothly