Results for: neatly, cleanly
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(British) crouton, small cube of dried bread used in soups and salads; small piece, bit, small neatly cut bread piecesippet
able to be lawfully eaten, blank, cleanly, cleanly; completely, empty, entirely, eradicate unwanted dirt, free from dirt; permissible, legal; smooth; simple; innocent, free of disease or infection, free of problems, free of weeds, get free of dirt, hon...clean
absence of crime, architectural style, arrange items, arrange things neatly, arrangement of items, arrangement; instruction; command; request for something; religious group, call for calm, classification of chemical reactions, command; request somethin...order
arranged; clean; simple; clever; not adulterated; fundamental; wonderful (Slang), compact, elegant, excellent, interj. great!, wow! (expression of pleasure, interest, or excitement), neatly, tidily, cleanly, net, orderly by nature, orderly in appearanc...neat
assistant working in a hospital, neat, tidy, organized; well-behaved; methodical, neatly arranged, soldier who attends to an officer; hospital attendant, soldier with minor dutiesorderly
carefully, elegantly, in an orderly manner; cleanly; tidily; in a dexterous manner, skillfullyneatly
cleanly, hygienically, while maintaining a high level of cleanliness and sanitationsanitarily
collapse neatly, condense something, device for looking at distant objects, optical device for making distant objects appear nearer and larger, radio telescope, shorten, become shortertelescope
corner of a neatly made bedhospital corner
cut cleanly, cut into portions, cut into slices, cut into portions; cut off from; make a cut in, cut into; cleave, move quickly through, flight of a ball, hit with a chopping action, move swiftly and cleanly, oblique way of hitting a ball, piece cut fr...slice
cut hair, wool, or foliage from, cut off, cut off hair or fleece; trim with a sharp tool; deprive of, take away, cutting tool, deform by applying twisting force, move cleanly through something, pair of shears, removal of fleece, shear strain, shear str...shear
easily or efficiently, fairly, in a clean manner, in an unsoiled manner, in clean or tidy manner; neatly; fastidiously, in clean way, with clean habits, without jagged edgescleanly
enjoyable to read, legible, suitable for reading; comprehensible, understandable; legible, written or printed neatly enough to make reading possiblereadable
fill something with tightly packed things, hold something, lodge somebody temporarily, put something away neatly, stop something, store something for later use, put away for future use; pack, cram; arrange in an orderly manner; stop, cease (Slang); pro...stow
in a manner that is suitable for reading; comprehensibly, understandably; legibly, neatly enough to make reading possiblereadably
 

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