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cleanup
[kleen-uhp]
noun
the act or process of cleaning up.
Slang.a very large profit.
The company made a real cleanup on their new invention.
Baseball.
the fourth position in the batting order.
Our best home-run hitter is batting cleanup.
the player who bats in this position.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of cleanup1
Example Sentences
The Army Corps of Engineers, the lead agency overseeing wildfire cleanup, has overseen federal contractors in clearing wreckage away from more than 3,200 properties, alleviating some of those worries.
The Little Tokyo Public Safety Assn., which organizes the annual Little Tokyo Sparkle cleanup, is arranging another cleanup effort on Thursday, gathering in JANM’s plaza.
He said he was available for any kind of jobs, including painting, hauling and cleanup.
“It’s funky,” catcher Will Smith, who was batting cleanup, said of Yarbrough’s unorthodox delivery.
One witness described himself as a Combs cleanup man who tossed out liquor bottles and narcotics after wild parties.
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