Neat

Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 391
net, a. Free from that which soils or disorders; clean; pleasing with simplicity; chaste: good in its kind; excellent; complete in character, skill, etc.; adroit; with all deductions made: net; tidy; trim; spruce. [F. net, fern, nette, L. nitid us, shining, clear, elegant, nitere, to shine; prob. Ic. gneisti, a spark, E. g/iei .] — Neatly, adv. — Neat'ne , — Net, a. (Com.) Pure; unadulterated; clear of all charges, deductions, etc.— To gain or produce as clear profit.
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