v. to remove from a surface with or as if with a broom or brush
Steve swept the floor after dinner.
Steve swept the floor after dinner.
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What happened just before Charlie was swept down the river into the tunnel of trees?
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How do lesser-spotted dogfish eggs hang on underwater so they won't get swept away?
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Who was swept downstream in the creek?
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After the mouse swept every room in the house, what did he do?
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The cernuous branches of the weeping willow swept the ground.
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What does Mole do when he gets angry because Mouse is sweeping dirt into his freshly swept house?
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The dreaded buran from northern Siberia swept across the tundra.
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What happened to the competitors after the landslide of rocks swept them down the mountain?
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I swept the cinders from the fireplace.
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What book series swept through middle school?
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What swept Julie away?
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How was Grandpa saved from being swept away by the water?
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What did the author mean when she wrote: Throughout his childhood he heard the songs that swept across the prairie?
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Under the nose of what animal did the tea kettle come to rest after it had been swept downstream?
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brushed up; cleaned; cleared
dirtied
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