very messy
As clean as a whistle.
...a whistle
Stephan Harper.
ホイッスル (hoissuru) means "whistle" in Japanese.
A common simile for "as clean as" is "as clean as a whistle." This phrase conveys the idea of something being spotless or free from dirt, much like the clear and sharp sound of a whistle. Other variations include "as clean as a hound's tooth" or "as clean as freshly fallen snow," both emphasizing purity and cleanliness.
The verb "blew" in the sentence "the watchman blew this whistle" is transitive because it requires an object ("this whistle") to complete its meaning.
A whistle can symbolize urgency, warning, or attention. In literature, it may represent a call to action, a signal of danger, or a means of communication. Whistles can evoke themes of alertness, readiness, or the need to pay attention.
You show them the picture of the theif, then they whistle, meaning he is in the jazz cafe!
vacant clean
It can be, meaning either a sound or a device for producing it. It is also a verb meaning to make a whistling sound.
the meaning of clean and green is the city is clean because their city is not litering and they have lots of plants and trees
This is a metaphor, specifically a simile.