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Definition of clean out phrasal verb from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

clean out

phrasal verb
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clean something out
  1. to clean the inside of something carefully and completely
    • I must clean the fish tank out.
    • I cleaned out all the cupboards.
clean somebody out
  1. (informal) to use all of somebody’s money
    • Paying for everyone's meals has cleaned me out.
clean somebody/something out
  1. (informal) to steal everything from a person or place
    • The burglars totally cleaned her out.
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