free from dirt, marks, or stains

the value of an asset, company, or individual's total holdings after deducting all liabilities and depreciation

to wash clean

to purify

clean and free from foreign substances, pollutants, or impurities

free from dirt, impurities, or pollution

describing a state of being perfectly clean, neat, or free from dirt or clutter.

purified of defiling illusion or worldly distractions in a Buddhist context

(Buddhism) Pure Land, especially the Western Pure Land of Amitabha Buddha (Sukhavati)

thoroughly or entirely, often regarding forgetting, consuming, or removing things

quick, crisp, and decisive in action or speech without hesitation

water that is naturally clear and free of impurities

(of skin) fair and clear

a device or appliance designed to remove contaminants, pollutants, or impurities from a substance such as air or water.

bright and spotlessly clean, typically describing a room, window, or environment

to purify one's body (i.e. to get castrated)

what remains unseen is deemed to be clean; to ignore unpleasant or unsanitary things to avoid distress or disgust

(of food) light, not greasy, and not strongly flavored

neat, tidy, and well-lit, typically describing a room or study

describing a person's skin as being very fair, clear, and clean; usually used to describe a neat and pleasant appearance

net profit margin; net margin

using dirty language, obscenities, or acting in a morally suspicious way

net present value (NPV)

distributed or spread evenly and smoothly

to eliminate or purge something completely; to wipe out until nothing remains

to go to the toilet (figurative)

the remaining income or profit after all expenses, taxes, and costs have been deducted from total revenue

to stay away from the filth and unrest of the secular world; spiritual tranquility

(coll.) a person's height measured without shoes

lit. clear window and clean table; fig. bright and clean (room)

to remove completely; to eliminate; to cleanse from

A proverb suggesting that minor dirt or lack of extreme cleanliness will not cause illness; a little dirt never killed anybody.

the net weight or content of a packaged product

to have an untroubled heart and practice moral self-cultivation

a role type in Chinese opera characterized by painted faces, representing forceful or unconventional characters

to leave a marriage with nothing (no possessions or property)

net zero (net-zero carbon emissions)

to consume food completely and leave nothing behind

(finance) price-to-book ratio

prone to stealing or pilfering small items; light-fingered

Sha Wujing, also known as Friar Sand or Sandy, one of the three disciples of the monk Tang Sanzang in the novel Journey to the West.

clean and spotless

to wash clean or purify thoroughly