Clean
Clean verb - To remove the dirt from.
Usage example: we cleaned the clothes before donating them to charity
Spot
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Some types of Manchu arrows also seem to overpenetrate, repeatedly going clean through a victim without killing them on the spot.
- He arrived to the spot, believing himself to be clean...but was caught immediately.
Source: Gone Horribly Right / Literature -
He departs, and out of the fog comes Rosemary (the real one), offering herself to Raiden in the same spot where they originally met — a chance at a clean slate.
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