- a clean (or uninfected) wound.
- a clean bill of health.
- a clean break.
- a clean driver's license.
- a clean fight.
- a clean fuel.
- a clean getaway.
- a clean joke.
- a clean manuscript.
- a clean page.
- a clean sweep.
- a clean test flight.
- a clean throw.
- a clean voting record.
- a clear winner.
- a light lilting voice like a silver bell.
- a sporting solution of the disagreement.
- a spotlessly clean house.
- after a long dependency on heroin she has been clean for 4 years.
- blank pages.
- cats are clean animals.
- children with clean shining faces.
- clean dishes.
- clean forgot the appointment.
- clean grain before milling it.
- Clean the spots off the rug.
- Clean the stove!.
- Clean the turkey.
- clean up before you see your grandparents.
- clean water.
- clean white shirts.
- clean your fingernails before dinner.
- cleaner and more efficient engines.
- clear laughter like a waterfall.
- clear reds and blues.
- efforts to obtain a clean bass in orchestral recordings.
- fair copy.
- fill in the blank spaces.
- fresh air.
- good clean fun.
- he landed a clean left on his opponent's cheek.
- I'm plumb (or plum) tuckered out.
- led a clean life.
- She housecleans every week.
- sportsmanlike conduct.
- The boys cleaned the sandwich platters.
- The dentist cleaned my teeth.
- the neat exactness of the surgeon's knife.
- The other players cleaned him completely.
- the tactical bomb is reasonably clean.
- The trees were cleaned of apples by the storm.
- they played fairly.
- This stove cleans easily.
- wide white margins.