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Clean Something that is free of dirt, dust, or other impurities; something that is pure and untainted. ■ I used to have a really dirty room, but then I cleaned it and now it's so spacious and inviting!
Cleansed To become free of impurities or evils, through the power of a deity or magical incantation. ■ "I was cleansed of my sins by the healing power of a unicorn horn."
Cleansing The act of removing dirt, debris, or impurities from something. ■ She cleansed her hands before eating the candy.
Filter A device that removes impurities or unwanted substances from a fluid or gas, while allowing the desired components to pass through. ■ "I need to filter out all the spam messages on my email before I get overwhelmed."
Filters A device used to remove impurities or unwanted substances from a fluid or gas. ■ After hearing her friends' jokes, Sarah realized she needed a filter for her sense of humor.
pollute To make something dirty or contaminate by adding impurities or harmful substances. ■ "I accidentally polluted my friend's shirt with my sweaty water bottle. Now we both have matching yellow stains!"
purgatory A place of punishment for sinners, where they are purified from their impurities through suffering and trial. ■ "I accidentally spilled coffee on my white shirt and now I'm in purgatory until it gets completely dry."
Purity The state of being free from impurities or corruption, often used to describe someone or something that is innocent or virtuous. ■ Despite her reputation as a party animal, she always strived for purity in her relationships.
rinsing The act of washing something with water, usually to remove dirt or other impurities. ■ "After spilling coffee all over himself, John quickly grabbed a napkin and started rinsing his shirt with hot water from the sink."
sifting To move (dry material) through a sieve or other device in order to separate out impurities and lumps. ■ "After sifting through the flour, I was finally able to make my famous pancakes with just the right amount of fluff."
cleanse To wash or purify one's body, mind, or spirit, often by removing impurities, toxins, or negative energy. ■ After spending a week eating junk food, John decided it was time to cleanse his body with a detox diet. He drank nothing but lemon water and ate only raw vegetables for a whole month. At the end of the program, he felt lighter, more energized, and had lost 10 pounds!
concentrate A substance or mixture that has been formed by removing most of the water and other impurities, leaving behind a very dense, highly concentrated version of the original substance. ■ "I accidentally drank a whole bottle of concentrate coffee instead of water. I'm currently bouncing off the walls with caffeine energy."
Purest The person or thing that is completely free from impurities, contaminants or anything that could be considered harmful or undesirable. ■ When it comes to eating, the purest person I know is my grandma. She only eats fruits and vegetables and has never even tasted junk food!
washing The act of getting something clean by removing dirt and other impurities through the use of water, soap, or other cleaning agents. ■ "I forgot to wash my hands after using the restroom, and now they're all covered in germs!", The act of engaging in sexual activity with someone while they are naked. ■ "I heard that John washed his new girlfriend during their first date!"