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tidy-up

tidy-up noun: an instance of something being tidied up.

Noun

tidy-up (plural tidy-ups)

  1. (countable) An instance of something being tidied up.
    • A final tidy-up and his masterpiece is complete.2014 November 20, “Courtship”, in Life Story, episode 5 (TV series), spoken by David Attenborough, via BBC

Forms of tidy-up

pluraltidy-ups
alternative formtidy up

Questions about tidy-up

What does tidy-up mean?
Tidy-up means an instance of something being tidied up.
What part of speech is tidy-up?
Tidy-up is a noun.
What is the plural of tidy-up?
The plural of tidy-up is tidy-ups.

Words near tidy-up in the dictionary

  1. Tidworth
  2. tidy
  3. tidy one's sock drawer
  4. tidy up
  5. tidy whities
  6. tidy-up
  7. tidy-ups
  8. tidying
  9. tidying one's sock drawer
  10. tidying up
  11. tidyings

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