Something to clean up Crossword Clue

 The answer to the crossword clue "Something to clean up" could be a number of things, depending on the context of the clue. Here are some possible answers:

Mess (6 letters): A disordered or unclean state.

Dirt (4 letters): Unpleasant matter that is on or in something.

Clutter (6 letters): A disordered accumulation of things.

Garbage (7 letters): Refuse or waste material.

Trash (5 letters): Refuse or discarded material.

Debris (6 letters): Scattered fragments of something.

If the clue is a cryptic clue, the answer could be something else entirely. For example, the clue "Something to clean up" could also refer to the following:

Settle (6 letters): To come to rest after being disturbed.

Tidied (6 letters): Made neat and orderly.

Purified (8 letters): Made free from impurities.

Sanitized (9 letters): Made free from harmful bacteria or viruses.

Reformed (8 letters): Changed for the better.

Rejuvenated (10 letters): Made young or fresh again.

The best way to determine the answer to a cryptic clue is to understand the different types of cryptic clues and how they work. Here are some of the most common types of cryptic clues:

Anagrams: A clue in which the answer is formed by rearranging the letters of another word or phrase. For example, the clue "Mess" could be an anagram of "Sesmet", which means "to make clean".

Charades: A clue in which the answer is formed by combining two or more words or phrases. For example, the clue "Something to clean up" could be a charade of the words "mess" and "up".

Containers: A clue in which the answer is hidden within another word or phrase. For example, the clue "Something to clean up" could be a container clue for the word "detergent".

Deletions: A clue in which part of a word or phrase is removed to form the answer. For example, the clue "Something to clean up" could be a deletion clue for the word "cleanup".

Double definitions: A clue in which the answer has two meanings, one of which is literal and the other is figurative. For example, the clue "Something to clean up" could be a double definition clue for the word "mess", which can mean both "a disordered or unclean state" and "a difficult or unpleasant situation".

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