Word: clean
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...tired of keeping clean Shaven...
...York City] is, like you, a friend of Judge. He well knows that there is no honest Rabelaisian lewdness in the pages of this flaccid journal; he must have been able to see that the editors were engaged in the far dirtier business of trying to make the clean appear foul. By barring the issue he has done the publisher a notable favor...
...butler and cook shall see that all the rooms peculiar to their officers, together with their appurtenances, be daily set and kept in order, clean and sweet from all manner of noisesomeness and nastiness or sensible offensiveness...
...lovers of sport for sport's sake, defeat is not always bitter, for it may be tempered with satisfaction over a clean contest nobly fought. Under the same conditions of play, however, victory is doubly sweet...
...Haven, November 7, 1925--In the balloting, at Yale, under the auspices of the Yale Daily News; on the subject of compulsory chapel, the opponents of the traditional service as a compulsory act won a clean-cut victory. The returns, which included almost 85 percent of the student body, showed that 1472 had voted against the continuance of compulsory chapel, while only 204 voted...