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Housekeeping Verbs

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  • to throw away
    to discard something
  • to cook
    to prepare food by heating it so that it is not raw and can be eaten
  • make up
    to prepare a room for a guest by cleaning it and putting clean sheets on the bed
  • to do something so another person's job or task is easier
    to help out
  • to flush
    to cleanse a toilet by causing large quantities of water to pass through it
  • to support
    to hold up or serve as a foundation; to help
  • to wrap up
    to complete or finish something
  • to need
    to require (something) because it is essential or very important
  • to clean
    to get rid of dirt by sweeping, mopping, wiping, vacuuming, etc.
  • to inspect
    to examine (a room) to ensure that it is clean and ready for a guest
  • to mop
    to clean a floor with water, soap and a mop
  • to empty
    to remove all the contents (of a container)
  • to go back to an original state or position
    to return
  • to spend time producing or improving something
    to work on
  • to pour
    to transfer liquid from one container to another
  • to fill up
    to pour until completely full
  • to deep clean
    to do detailed clean with the intent to reduce contamination and control infection
  • to clean up
    to make someone or something clean or neat
  • to want
    to have a desire to possess or do (something); wish for
  • to show up
    to arrive for an appointment or gathering
  • to prepare
    to make ready beforehand for some purpose, use, or activity
  • to sweep
    to clean by brushing away dirt or litter with a broom
  • to possess, own or hold
    to have