clean as a hound's tooth



*clean as a hound's tooth

 and *clean as a whistle 
1. Rur. Cliché very clean. (*Also: as ~.) After his mother scrubbed him thoroughly, the baby was as clean as a hound's tooth. The car was as clean as a whistle after the Girl Scouts washed it.
2. Rur. Cliché innocent and free from sin or wrong. (*Also: as ~.) Jane's record was clean as a whistle; she had never committed even the smallest infraction.
See also: clean, tooth

clean as a hound's tooth

Completely blemish-free or honest. Another Southern expression; hounds' teeth are apparently cleaner than those of other species. Or perhaps just their canine teeth.
See also: clean, tooth

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Parth-Indian, Gujarati, Marathi, Hindi
Odoacero-do-AY-sər (English)Ancient Germanic
Udo (2)-Western African, Igbo
Patrik-Swedish, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Hungarian
Lyndon['lindn]
Fatimahfah-TIM-ah (Arabic)Arabic, Malay, Indonesian