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cleaned out
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Etymology and Origins
Cleaned Out
Pockets emptied of cash. The allusion is to a saucepan or other domestic cooking utensil which is cleansed after use.
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of cleaned out in Chaldean Numerology is: 7
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of cleaned out in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1
Examples of cleaned out in a Sentence
These are the product of a lot of patience and a lot of trial and error, for me, though, I link this back to my childhood. I've always made things out of stuff you'd otherwise put in the bin. My currency was toilet roll tubes and cereal boxes. I would make fortresses for my action figures out all sorts of things. Cleaned out tin cans with both ends opened made perfect sewer pipes for Teenage Mutant Ninja turtle action figures.
The restaurant thief was lurking around … and grabbed Anne’s bag from the back of her chair. At the time, we didn’t catch it … cops came and we filed a report at the restaurant; their security footage showed a man taking the bag. But when we went back to our hotel room … we were cleaned out. The thieves definitely had taste, they only took the good stuff … It didn’t occur to us at the time about the room key being in Anne’s purse, it couldn’t have been worse luck.
We have cleaned out the sewers and the clean out drains between the facility and 696, we're also in the process of cleaning up the basement of the facility.
They had to have it cleaned out.
We emptied out our basement of anything important, which is strictly storage anyway. We cleaned out the house of clothes. Things that can't be replaced. Important pieces of furniture.
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