Difference between Tidy Up and Stonebow

TIDY UP vs STONEBOW: NOUN

A kind of crossbow used for shooting stones.
A kind of crossbow formerly used for shooting stones.
A weapon somewhat resembling a crossbow, for shooting stones; a catapult; also, a sort of toy.

To make clean. In particular to make satisfactorily clean. Usually used to describe the cleaning of a small room or small space.
Put (things or places) in order

Nspcc, Radiotherapy equipment, Barnardo, Litter, Midsummer madness, Raploch, Jumble sale, Adventure playground, Beautification, Square away, Straighten, Straighten out, Tidy, Neaten, Clean up

Councils, Immobilise, Itchy feet, Nspcc, Litter, Midsummer madness, Raploch, Jumble sale, Adventure playground, Square away, Straighten, Straighten out, Tidy, Neaten, Clean up

Tidy up extensively when leaving behind a campsite.
Robotic mice vacuum the home and tidy up.
James, head of lettings at CBRE Residential, says many work and socialise so hard they forget to set up standing orders or tidy up.
Manenberg resident has set up a project to tidy up its streets with the help of the community.
Put with the hand handle knob machine at sofa up, the beginning soon tidy up thing.
PC case, tidy up your cables and close up the case.
The real strength of Android File Manager is that you can tidy up your files make space back up etc.
To tidy up; clean: picked up the bedroom.
Cleaning dorm rooms: best thing for you is other guy to tidy up; but worst outcome is to tidy up for other person.
I must start a "To Tidy" list of web pages to tidy up.