Usually means: Thorough cleaning at springtime annually.
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  1. spring-clean: Merriam-Webster
  2. spring-clean, spring-clean: Collins English Dictionary
  3. spring-clean: Vocabulary.com
  4. spring-clean: Wordnik
  5. spring-clean: Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
  6. spring-clean, spring clean: Wiktionary
  7. spring-clean: Infoplease Dictionary
  8. spring-clean, spring clean: Dictionary.com
  9. Spring clean: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  10. spring-clean: Rhymezone
  11. spring-clean: AllWords.com Multi-Lingual Dictionary
  12. spring-clean: FreeDictionary.org
  13. spring-clean: Mnemonic Dictionary
  14. Spring clean, spring-clean: TheFreeDictionary.com

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Definitions from Wiktionary (spring clean)

▸ noun:  (countable) A systematic clean or clear out of something.

Similar:
cleaning, cleanse, tidy-up, clear-up, cleanup, clearance, housecleaning, outclearing, seeing to, tidying, more...

Opposite:
fall cleaning, winter cleaning, deep cleaning

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Similar:
cleaning, cleanse, tidy-up, clear-up, cleanup, clearance, housecleaning, outclearing, seeing to, tidying, more...

Opposite:
fall cleaning, winter cleaning, deep cleaning



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