clean up
• make someone or something clean or neat.
• "he always expected other people to clean up after him"
• restore order or morality to something.
• "the police chief was given the job of cleaning up a notorious district"
• make a substantial gain or profit.
• "Francis put three quid on a horse, figuring it was about time he cleaned up"
clean-up
noun
• an act of cleaning a place.
• "an environmental clean-up"
• the fourth position in a team's batting order, usually reserved for a strong batter whose hits are likely to enable any runner who is on base to score.
• "L.A.'s cleanup hitter smacked a fastball over the left-field fence"
