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To sanitize or cleanse something
“Anita's mother told her to clean up the kitchen when she got home from school.”
To eliminate or get rid of something
“Now, he wants to clean up any trace of his involvement in non-sanctioned activities.”
To make a lot of money in a given activity
“You can watch while I clean up at poker.”
To make neat and orderly
To achieve, especially by succeeding in a competition or contest
To remove a substance by rubbing
To fix, correct, revise or improve
To approve of something, or to allow something to happen
To wash or groom oneself in order to be more attractive
To remove unwanted items from
To wash or clean something
To clean up, typically by mopping or wiping
To make improvements to
To remove or alter parts considered offensive or unseemly
To improve the condition of something
To accumulate personal wealth, especially in an illegal or morally objectionable manner
To make more beautiful or attractive by adorning or decorating
To clean, especially with force
To render comprehensible or understandable
To make (a lot of) money
To enhance the attractiveness or quality of something
To empty a place or container
To make something look (more) presentable
To complete or fulfil
To relinquish a self-destructive lifestyle or behavior
To finish or bring to an end
To collect, acquire or store an increasing number or quantity of
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