neaten
verbUK /ˈniːtən/
US /ˈniːtən/
To make something clean and tidy.
She neatened her desk before the teacher came in.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To make an area or surface orderly by putting things in their proper places.
He neatened the living room before the guests arrived.
3. To trim or make something look smart and well-kept, such as hair or a garden.
The gardener neatened the edges of the lawn.
4. To improve the appearance of something by removing mess or clutter.
They neatened the notice board by straightening all the papers.