Slang terms for very clean vary by region and context. For physically very clean, slang includes squeaky clean, spick and span, spotless, fresh, and mint. Squeaky clean emphasizes thorough cleanliness, often used for both physical cleanliness and moral innocence. Spick and span means extremely neat and clean. For meaning stylish or neat in appearance, slang terms include fresh, fly, crisp, sharp, clean as slang itself, on point, and iced. For meaning sober from drugs, slang for very clean might be straight, clear, or sober. In British slang, very clean might be described as proper tidy or spot on. In hip-hop culture, something very clean looking might be called fresh to death or fire. For a very clean execution of a trick or play, slang includes buttery, smooth, slick, and clean. So the best slang depends on whether you talk about a clean house as squeaky clean, a clean outfit as fresh, or a clean lifestyle as straight and sober.
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