redded
Put in order
Redded is the past tense of red, a verb meaning to tidy up or put in order—used chiefly in Scottish and some American dialects: She redded the kitchen before guests arrived.
To red up a room is to clean and organize it.
The usage survives in parts of Appalachia and the rural Midwest.
Removed dirt from
- straightenedMade free of bends
- organizedSystematically arranged
- arrangedPut into order
- preparedMade ready beforehand
cleared · neatened · made up · bedmaking · housekeeping · orderly · spruced · freshened
Removed all contents from
- removedTaken from position
- disposedInclined toward something
- cleaned outEmptied or bankrupted
- discardedGotten rid of
purged · decluttered · rid · eliminated · thrown out · stripped · vacated · swept
cleaned
Removed dirt from
- straightenedMade free of bends
- organizedSystematically arranged
- arrangedPut into order
prepared · cleared · neatened · made up · bedmaking · housekeeping · orderly · spruced · freshened · sorted
emptied
Removed all contents from
- removedTaken from position
- disposedInclined toward something
- cleaned outEmptied or bankrupted
discarded · purged · decluttered · rid · eliminated · thrown out · stripped · vacated · swept · scoured