neat and tidy
neat and tidy adjective: in a state of good order; tidy.
Adjective
neat and tidy (comparative more neat and tidy or neater and tidier, superlative most neat and tidy or neatest and tidiest)
- In a state of good order; tidy.
Forms of neat and tidy
| comparative | more neat and tidy |
|---|---|
| comparative | neater and tidier |
| superlative | most neat and tidy |
| superlative | neatest and tidiest |
Questions about neat and tidy
- What does neat and tidy mean?
- Neat and tidy means in a state of good order; tidy.
- What part of speech is neat and tidy?
- Neat and tidy is an adjective.
Words near neat and tidy in the dictionary
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