clear-out
nounUK /ˈklɪə.raʊt/
US /ˈklɪr.aʊt/
A clear-out is when you throw away or give away lots of things you do not need.
We did a big clear-out of the garage and filled three bags with old toys.
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2. The act of removing people from a place or organization.
The company announced a clear-out of its old management team.
3. A sale of goods at low prices to empty a shop or store.
The shop is holding a clearance clear-out before it closes.
4. In sports, a powerful hit that sends the ball far away from the goal area.
The defender's clear-out sent the ball over the halfway line.