sweep

Phonetic Respelling: [ sweep ]

Definition:

v. to remove from a surface with or as if with a broom or brush

Sentence:

Please sweep the front porch.

More example sentences:

Please sweep the front porch.

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After dinner I sweep the floor of the kitchen.

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What would Befana sweep with?

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How much did Henry's friend make to sweep out the post office?

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Why did Henry sweep out the post office?

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When the chimney sweep was seized, how was he carried out of town?

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Why did Mem sweep Major Ballard's floor?

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What does Jie-Jie sweep out of the house?

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Why did Dragon sweep the floor?

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What did Hurricane Alvin sweep upside down?

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What country to the Swedes sweep through and take control of?

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Where did Bear sweep Mouse to?

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Synonyms:

brush up; clear; tidy

Antonyms:

dirty

Sweep rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • beep
  • bleep
  • cheap
  • creep
  • deep
  • diep
  • eap
  • griep
  • heap
  • heape
  • jeep
  • keep
  • kneip
  • kniep
  • leap
  • leep
  • lepe
  • peep
  • reap
  • reep
  • riepe
  • schliep
  • seep
  • seip
  • seipp
  • sepe
  • sheep
  • sleep
  • steep
  • streep
  • tepe
  • veep
  • weep
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • asleep
  • bopeep
  • felipe
  • mcsleep
  • phillipe
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • anandeep