clear out
Leave quickly, often urgently
Clear out means to leave a place, often quickly or completely: We cleared out before the storm hit.
It also means to remove everything from a space: I spent Saturday clearing out the garage.
To clear someone out is to make them leave, sometimes forcibly.
In gambling or business, getting cleared out means losing all your money.
Remove unwanted substances
- detoxifyRemove poisonous substances
- flushSame suit, five cards
- sanitizeCleanse of pathogens
- declutterRemove unnecessary items
scrub · sweep · dust · empty · disinfect · decontaminate · clean · tidy
purify
Remove unwanted substances
declutter · scrub · sweep · dust · empty · disinfect · decontaminate · clean · tidy · organize
flee
Depart swiftly from threat
retreat · withdraw · disaster · alarm · safety · shelter · rescue · crisis · vacate · abandon
evict
Remove from property legally
remove · dislodge · displace · uproot · banish · dispel · repossess · foreclose · landlord · tenant
- getting rid ofunload, disposal, dump, shed, offloading
- emptyingempty, drain, dump, flush, evacuate
- cleaningcleaning, clean, housekeeping, clean up, daily cleaning
- cleanlinessclean, cleanliness, clean up, dirty, neatness
- departuresleave, depart, exit, leaving, go
- getting organizedget organized, in order, put in place, straighten up, tidy up