(Of behavior or especially language) free from objectionable elements; fit for all observers.
Spanish
asear la casa 1
By age fourteen, Natividad was housecleaning for actress Stella Stevens.
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Martha diligently practiced and Annie housecleaned.
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Our only problem was housecleaning.
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She had a fierce attack of housecleaning that day, and put everything in flawless order, even to the corners.
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Titania ran inside, borrowed a duster from Helen, and began housecleaning the grimy boxes, while Roger chatted away in high spirits.
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Did he think her family morally trivial for keeping a clean house?
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It's easier to host social events if you have a clean house.
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I wondered whether she had to clean house in exchange for rent.
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You passed the word and Blanco shooters came in to clean house.
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Every spring you get some one in to help you clean house.
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He needs to: clean up politics; protect the economy; and extend opportunity.
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Boom, gone, Donald Trump said about the clean power plan last year.
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The river clean-up process should take place next year, it has said.
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New York looked clean, perhaps for the first time in a year.
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The new year presents the perfect opportunity to spring clean your kitchen.
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Keep 'em clean and feed 'em good and you got good stock!
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I knew it was time to come clean and ask for help.
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Tents, food aid, clean water and medicine were rushed to the area.
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We need fifty million in clean, used bills here in one hour.
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As long as the oil is clean this is a good idea.
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If Australia leads the new clean, industrial revolution, will economic opportunities appear?
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A good clean birth -Western toilets increase the risk of complications.
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Buhari said the government was committed to a clean-up of polluted areas.
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His administration has promoted clean energy as one way to create jobs.
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In many parts of the world, clean drinking water means bottled water.
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International lenders gave bailed-out Ireland a clean bill of health on Thursday.
