clean up

It was buckle to it, and work furiously, and clean up the mess, and then on to the next.

And Mrs. Rand bustled out to the kitchen to clean up after her abomination.

The work at the gun had been severe, and after the bombardment was over Larry was glad to clean up and take a rest.

A clean-minded chief of police ordered him to clean up the district.

We went in, ordered coffee and orange juice, and then disappeared into the rest rooms long enough to clean up.

There should be time enough to clean up the job before anyone else came along.

The scrubwomen grumbled at having to clean up the floor again.

I'm going to clean up my children, and then we'll all go down to the post-office to buy stamps and show ourselves.

These men were then sent into the district to establish good sanitary conditions and clean up the yellow fever.

Men and women set to to clean up, an old woman clasped me to her bosom, and I was bidden to enter.