cleaned up

The edge should be cleaned up flush with the hull by the aid of a plane.

It'll all be cleaned up before they git back, and they needn't know a word of it.

Here, let's get him cleaned up now before he comes to, again.

He cleaned up seven acres, and do you know how he fenced it?

"Once you're clear of this building, you'll have to get cleaned up," Costa said.

The Boche had only left it about three weeks, and it had not been "cleaned up."

In both the country and city place, yards and alleys should be cleaned up.

She had cleaned up the worst of the mess and changed into a fresh shirt and jeans.

Face it, he was an oily snake, cleaned up as much as possible, but not enough.

And I'd too much gold in my safe to go to bed; I cleaned up this afternoon.