Cleaned, in a way

Usage examples of vacuumed.

Your natural haploid set of chromosomes would be vacuumed out of it, and a doctor would add in a full diploid set of chromosomes created using the codon writer.

The room was habitable again: dust and cobwebs vacuumed away, rugs back in place, furniture gleaming with polish.

With that kind of know-how and equipment, boosting Rick’s Porsche and returning it vacuumed and wiped clean of prints would’ve been a sleepwalk for Detective Bosc.

When he had it perfectly clean, even around the roots of the little shrublets he planted and shaped, he would take a handful of pebbles, bottle caps, bits of torn paper -- the same trash he'd just vacuumed up, half the time -- and painstakingly arrange it on the place he had just cleaned.

I cleaned their litter box, found the Mancusis' Dustbuster, and vacuumed up the stray kitty litter that was strewn across the floor.

The stored eggs in each facility were vacuumed out of their repositories and those were flung into the seas and lakes for whatever denizens lurked there.

They, too, had been vacuumed up off that Middle Eastern rug that seemed to cover the earth in every direction as far as her eyes could see.

Marlene and Marjorie had hovered in her space like worried mother hens, primping and fixing it up as the builders vacuumed their way out the door.

In addition to sanitizing my entire upstairs bathroom, I'd dusted and vacuumed the loft, and changed the sheets.

I dusted, vacuumed, scrubbed toilet bowls-mindless activities that left me free to ruminate.