Spotless again

Usage examples of cleaned.

Root was gently fitting a layer of new plas-skin over the freshly cleaned site, and watching his progress on a hovering Tri-D field.

She was too weary to help as he cleaned her, changed the soiled sheets.

By the time Fassa was cleaned up in her cabin and the other passengers busy with their own peculiar amusements, she had gone through the recognition Sequences and the official messages and was happily chatting with Simeon, the managing brain of Vega Base.

Now she cleaned up the cook-corner, saving what grains of sugar looked fairly clean, and wondered when she could insist that Lunzie and Januk go to bed.

She kneh across the little table from Him, no longer aware that her worn workclothes from Ireta (however cleaned and smartened up by Sassinak's crew) were different from his immaculate white robe.

Well have to get this place cleaned up before she sees it and everyone rested.

Horses must be fed and watered, their stables cleaned, and their bodies groomed and ridden, or themselves turned out to exercise in the fields.

The jewels were sent to be reset or cleaned, and the invitations were dispatched: many by special couriers.

Socrates woke her, and she got herself cleaned up and dressed, leaving Ted to reside on the carefully made bed until she returned.

The staff cleaned up around them, until he and the Quiet Man shook hands on the deal.

If they took Polyon away now without making sure of their evidence, Sev predicted that Shemali would be cleaned up by the time they got back.

Joat had unexpectedly cleaned up as pretty, though she had wrinkled her nose when he'd mentioned that.

Servos arrived, clicking and cheeping to themselves, and cleaned up the mess.

A suited and hooded worker had already cleaned the nooks and niches, making sure no stray native spores had hooked a ride to the Central Worlds.

Keff cleaned up after dinner, and listlessly did his exercises on the Rotoflex with an interested audience of Cridi commenting on the swell and slide of his muscles.