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Things clean often describes (“clean ________”)
water, air, clothes, shaven, cloth, hands, surface, sweep, shirt, slate, sand, house, room, cut, linen, sheets, breast, break, rooms, environment, bill, sheet, towel, place, surfaces, heart, lines, paper, slide, handkerchief, tube, living, area, bed, streets, clothing, copy, glass, towels, out, record, straw, condition, oil, pair, shirts, face, smell, piece, floor, container, appearance, rag, plate, milk, fun, bottle, off, gloves, underwear, animals, skin, technologies, wound, teeth, look, food, wounds, conscience, technology, separation, town, catch, dress, city, coal, act, socks, gravel, job, inside, fuel, houses, equipment, apron, supply
How clean often is described (“________ clean”)
squeaky, mad, good, real, dry, extra, bottom, thorough, exquisitely, whole, foulest, wet, outside, polished, stable, self, uniform, oven, front, environmental, joint, nice, kept, final, interior, rotten, rapt, quick, swept, awful, fresh, shiny, dirty, grave, patient, deep, brush, flat, rocky, spotless, keep, vilest, standard, unclean, guilty, chalkboard, less, annual, alkaline, blackboard, sleek, latter, neat, concurrent, pretty, washed, come, singularly, crystal, sore, squat, top, opti, dead, contrary, neighbourhood, tongue, perineum
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