Clean
Clean adjective - Free from dirt or stain.
Sick
Sick adjective - Temporarily suffering from a disorder of the body.
Both words in one sentence
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Averted in Asylum Breakout where the facility is actually very clean and the inmates are treated like sick human beings.
Source: Bedlam House - Picky Eater: Stanley prefers dirty socks, while Fluffy only eats clean ones (unless he's desperate - in book 2, he does eat a dirty sock and gets sick from it).
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For example, when the protagonist gets sick and he tries to take care of her, he at one point spills his rice porridge and tries to clean it up - including the porridge on her chest.
Source: Visual Novel / Class Trip Crush
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