Dust swept away, or something that has been thrown away or to discarded.

be swept; be broomed; drag; be dragged; be trailed; be swept away; be washed away; swarm; throng

For dust and dirt, etc., to be gathered or removed by being swept with a broom.

To be shoved off by rain, water, wind, etc.

To touch something in a sweeping motion downwards.

To feel at ease because a tough or difficult matter, worry, concern, etc., has been solved.

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To gather things together and then clear them off a certain place.

To smooth or rub a part of one's body with one's hand.

For one's clothes to drag along and  brush the floor or ground.

For a contagious disease, typhoon, flood, etc., to strongly affect and pass a certain area.

To gather things together and have them all.