Associations to the word «Cleanup»
Noun
- Spill
- Epa
- Groundwater
- Pesticide
- Contamination
- Extraction
- Asbestos
- Containment
- Landfill
- Chromatography
- Pollution
- Shoreline
- Debris
- Waste
- Silica
- Adsorption
- Liability
- Solvent
- Methanol
- Redevelopment
- Residue
- Disposal
- Removal
- Ethyl
- Gel
- Garbage
- Extract
- Distillation
- Cleaning
- Matrice
- Recycling
- Cartridge
- Recovery
- Uv
- Hydrocarbon
- Cost
- Restoration
- Sample
- Oil
- Determination
- Site
- Chemical
- Detection
- Reactor
- Uranium
- Soil
- Solid
- Disaster
- Purification
- Disk
- Effort
- Priority
- Ether
- Remove
- Volunteer
- Liquid
- Hurricane
- Petroleum
- Agency
- Protection
- Preparation
- Procedure
- Injection
- Phase
- Matrix
- Assist
- Rocky
- Screening
- Column
- Separation
- Ms
- Maintenance
- Damage
- Vegetable
Adjective
Wiktionary
CLEANUP, noun. The act of cleaning or tidying something.
CLEANUP, adverb. (baseball) Fourth in the batting order.
CLEANUP HITTER, noun. (baseball) the fourth batter in the batting order, usually a power hitter
CLEANUP HITTERS, noun. Plural of cleanup hitter
Dictionary definition
CLEANUP, noun. A very large profit.
CLEANUP, noun. (baseball) the fourth position in the batting order (usually filled by the best batter on the team).
CLEANUP, noun. The act of making something clean; "he gave his shoes a good cleaning".
Wise words
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