Clean out

/klˈiːn ˈaʊt/

to clean out

[phrase form: clean]

to completely empty or remove the contents of a space, container, or place, often thorough cleaning

to take all the goods or money that belongs to someone

to forcefully remove or expel someone or something from a place

Example

After the garage sale, they were able to clean out the garage and make room for a home gym.

The organizer helped her clean out the cluttered closet, creating a more organized space.

The decision to downsize led them to clean out many of their possessions, keeping only the essentials.

Before moving out, they decided to clean out the entire apartment and donate unwanted items.

They cleaned out the leaves and debris clogging the gutter to prevent water damage.

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