sweep out of



sweep someone or something out of something

 and sweep someone or something out
to remove or brush someone or something from something or some place. The voters swept the crooks out of office. We swept out the dirt.
See also: of, out, sweep

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Iesus-Biblical Latin
Raquelrah-KEL (Spanish)Spanish, Portuguese, English
Zhi-Chinese
AnnabethAN-ə-bethEnglish (Rare)
Wilhelmus-Dutch
Gervaiszher-VEFrench