clean out

To empty something completely and make it clean; or to take all of someone's money.

"I spent the whole weekend cleaning out the garage — I hadn't touched it in years."

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Brooklyn Nine-Nine · 6:25

Now, clean out your desk.

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Call of Duty · 243:24

We clean out of easy.

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Jim Acosta · 20:29

in there and and and clean out that clean out that barn over there.

I Cheated In Minecraft Clay Soldiers

JeromeASF · 5:00

OH, I KNOCKED THEM CLEAN OUT.

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Zach Sang Show · 13:18

than a fresh start? Clean out your

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