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Meanings of very clean in English
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Usage of very clean in English
1
Yet in one respect the Persians are very clean; they bathe often.
2
The child wore a very clean pinafore in token of the day.
3
The vessel was handsome and very clean, and the fare very moderate.
4
It was all very clean, in carefully-polished iron and white porcelain tiles.
5
It was also very clean, and the floors were covered with mats.
6
The floor is formed of powdered white coral, and is very clean.
7
Yet the Shakers keep their pigs very clean, and with great advantage.
8
I call that being very clean, I fancy I hear you reply.
9
And the cloth on the table, though very clean, was very rough.
10
Their bodies are very clean and sleek, owing to their frequent bathing.
11
My friend, the chieftainess, had large, strong and not very clean hands.
12
They put that on me and I felt very clean and dressed.
13
A Mexican gentleman very clean groomed in slacks & a red-checked shirt.
14
Mine is but a coarse, hard bed, but it is very clean.
15
Take little neck clams unopened, wash them very clean with a brush.
16
They are very clean people, very brave, very courteous and very honourable.
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Very clean through the time
Very clean across language varieties
United Kingdom
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
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