cleanup
/ˈkliːnʌp/
noun
- The act of making a place clean and tidy, especially after a mess or event.
- The beach cleanup removed over 500 pounds of trash.
- A thorough cleanup of the garage took the whole weekend.
- After the party, everyone helped with the cleanup.
- A significant removal or elimination of unwanted things, such as corruption or crime.
- The police conducted a major cleanup of illegal drug activity in the neighborhood.
- The company's financial cleanup involved firing several dishonest employees.
- The new mayor promised a cleanup of city government.
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adjective
- Relating to or used for cleaning up.
- He put on his old cleanup clothes before painting the fence.
- We bought cleanup supplies for the renovation project.
- The cleanup crew arrived early in the morning.