Clean
Clean adjective - Lacking contents that could or should be present.
Usage example: the ship returned with a clean hold
Full
Full adjective - Containing as much or as many as is possible or normal.
Usage example: a full glass
Both words in one sentence
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Downton is so so fantastically big and fancy that requires a full time staff of almost twenty people to clean and maintain.
Source: Big Fancy House - They think they're the Big Good, but they're completely full of themselves and wind up being the cause of a lot of messes the Lanterns have to clean up.
Source: Mysterious Backer -
Qubit calls Cary out on giving murderous supervillains full pardons in exchange for help to clean Earth up when Cary should be looking for his Not Quite Dead brother instead.
Source: Comic Book / Irredeemable
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