| So, in conclusion, one might say that the answer to criticism is not to come clean but to bamboozle the oiks who criticise you. |
| In one episode, Butch's elderly parents come clean about their swinging antics during the Korean War. |
| Three buckets of water, hot as my hands could stand, the Fairy Liquid all bubbling and foaming, but still the wall would not come clean. |
| This past year we heard some big names come clean about why they used to drink or abuse drugs. |
| Labour must come clean as an unequivocally, unambiguously and patriotically pro-European party. |
| The highways authorities must come clean and tell all road users what is wrong, and what they are doing to put it right. |
