"clean the ground" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts such as cleaning up after a party, tidying up a yard, or getting rid of debris after a storm. Example: "After the picnic, we took turns cleaning the ground of all the trash and making sure the area was spotless."
I saw men washing their feet, but unable to keep them clean: the ground around the tap had turned to mud or else was clogged with garbage.
The next step is to cart away the contaminated soil and install a system to catch and clean the ground water.
There is no feasible way to clean the ground water of contaminants or divert it from flowing toward a particular place.
The window cleaner who has vertigo and can only clean the ground floor, the Manchester hotel manager who attributed his wife's non-appearance at a meal with me to "an attack of the vomits".
Clean the ground of any old vegetation.
During the next five nights — the counsellors stayed an extra forty-eight hours to clean the grounds after the kids went home — Kirsten and Lucy were naked together a lot.
Instead of finding another caretaker, the board decided to install an alarm, hire a contractor to clean the grounds, and rely on volunteers to pitch in.
Then, seeing that the contractors themselves didn't need any credentials, he started a company called Lift and Shift and began hiring labour to clear garbage, clean the grounds and move machines.
Lastly, you need to clean the grounds out of the French press after you've made the coffee, lest you wish to burden mom with that task.
She said just last Sunday a group of young people from the camp returned to clean the grounds of where their houses once stood in and were threatened and chased away.
The cops had even cleaned the ground so the mayor wouldn't scuff his new loafers.
