cleansheets

noun
UK /ˈkliːn ʃiːts/
US /ˈklin ʃits/

Clean sheets are fresh, washed bed covers that feel nice to sleep on.

After a long week, there is nothing better than climbing into bed with clean sheets.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A fresh start or a situation cleared of past problems or mistakes.

After the audit, the company started the new year with clean sheets.

3. In sports, a record of having conceded no points or goals.

The goalkeeper kept clean sheets in three straight matches.

4. A blank or unmarked record, often used figuratively for an unblemished reputation.

The new hire came in with clean sheets and no history of complaints.