Associations to the word «Cleaner»
Noun
- Startup
- Fluid
- Engine
- Motor
- Penang
- Petrol
- Booth
- Opener
- Fabric
- Helper
- Catering
- Restaurant
- Glove
- Faraday
- Incentive
- Digger
- Environment
- Machine
- Cyclone
- Consumer
- Manufacture
- Flick
- Nail
- Bottle
- Trademark
- Gym
- Petroleum
- Oil
- Scrub
- Louse
- Vendor
- Job
- Spp
- Garage
- Underwear
- Tortoise
- Technician
- Client
- Canteen
- Ink
- Maid
- Wastewater
- Formulation
- Alkali
- Yarn
- Ether
- Housewife
- Grit
- Shoe
- Automobile
- Burn
- Pant
- Insecticide
- Brand
- Hydrocarbon
- Burning
- Aroma
- Hardware
- Alternative
- Ajax
- Cylinder
- Thrash
- Sharper
- Energy
- Kaplan
- Cook
- Stench
- Venus
- Smell
- Leather
- Bath
- Waste
- Batterie
- Funnel
- Vapor
- Bore
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
CLEANER, noun. A person whose occupation is to clean floors, windows and other things.
CLEANER, noun. A device that cleans, such as the vacuum cleaner.
CLEANER, noun. A cleaning detergent.
CLEANER, noun. (in the plural) A professional laundry or dry cleaner (business).
CLEANER, adjective. Comparative form of clean: more clean
CLEANER FISH, noun. (zoology) Any of many unrelated fish that provide a service to other fish species by removing dead skin and parasites
Dictionary definition
CLEANER, noun. A preparation used in cleaning something.
CLEANER, noun. The operator of dry-cleaning establishment.
CLEANER, noun. Someone whose occupation is cleaning.
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