cleaned out

Left with nothing

Cleaned out means emptied completely.

You might clean out a closet, removing everything to sort through it.

The phrase often implies financial depletion—someone cleaned out by a divorce or bad investment has lost most of their money.

A thief cleans out a house by taking everything valuable.

The casino cleaned me out.

I cleaned out my desk before leaving the job.

bankrupt

broke

Lacking any funds

wiped out · bust · destitute · impoverished · flat broke · tapped out · liquidated · foreclosed · bankrupted · fleeced

depleted

drained

Emptied of resources

consumed · emptied · sapped · diminished · run dry · wiped out · tapped out · finished · gone · nothing left

emptied

vacant

Without an occupant

stripped · gutted · hollow · void · deserted · abandoned · unoccupied · unfurnished · barren · blank

sanitized

scrubbed

Cleaned thoroughly or canceled

spotless · immaculate · pristine · gleaming · sparkling · polished · wiped down · decontaminated · hygienic · germ-free

tidied

organized

Systematically arranged

tidied · neat · orderly · uncluttered · spick-and-span · shipshape · arranged · systematized · streamlined · purged

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Opposites
financial state

cleaned outloaded

Weighted or wealthy

wealthy · flush · well-off · rich · well-heeled

physical fullness/contents

cleaned outfilled up

Made completely full

replenished · restocked · loaded up · full · stuffed

competitive outcome

cleaned outcleaned up

Made neat or profited hugely

made a killing · hit the jackpot · cashed in

Family

clean, cleaning, cleaner, cleaned, unclean, cleans, cleansing, cleaners, cleanser

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated G