Cleaned up
Take
Take verb - To reach for and take hold of by embracing with the fingers or arms.
Cleaned up is an antonym for take.
Both terms in one sentence
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She's kind enough to take her to the castle, get her cleaned up, and teaches her how to properly smile, even with some Epic Fail moments.
- However, Bowser's mother, Margaret ends the episode by asking if anyone wants to take her clothes off, and the mess hasn't been cleaned up yet.
Source: No Ending -
Later on, after agreeing again to take her to the dance, she shows up and has cleaned up nicely.
Source: Series / The Nanny
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