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As an adjective clean can mean not dirty or in order. A clean window is a window free of dust just as a clean room is a room where the clothes and other items are put in order. Clean can also refer to acceptable ideological content. For example Conservapedia defines itself as a clean source of information. By this the site means it is free of material that may be offensive to its target audience. | As an adjective clean can mean not dirty or in order. A clean window is a window free of dust just as a clean room is a room where the clothes and other items are put in order. Clean can also refer to acceptable ideological content. For example Conservapedia defines itself as a clean source of information. By this the site means it is free of material that may be offensive to its target audience. | ||
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Revision as of 16:16, August 1, 2007
A word that serves as an adjective and a verb.
As an adjective clean can mean not dirty or in order. A clean window is a window free of dust just as a clean room is a room where the clothes and other items are put in order. Clean can also refer to acceptable ideological content. For example Conservapedia defines itself as a clean source of information. By this the site means it is free of material that may be offensive to its target audience.