Neat
Adjective
UK
/niËt/
US
/niËt/
Definition
Tidy, orderly, or well-arranged; also clever or pleasing.
Example
"Your room is neat."
"She keeps her desk neat so she can find everything quickly and stay focused while working."
"Thatâs a neat solution to the problem because it simplifies the process and avoids unnecessary steps."
Explanation
âNeatâ describes something clean, tidy, or well-organised. When a place is neat, everything is orderly and in the right place. It can also describe a person who keeps things tidy. Beyond cleanliness, âneatâ can also mean something is clever, simple, or pleasing; for example, a neat idea or neat solution. In American English, it can also be an informal way to say âcoolâ or âimpressiveâ. The word often suggests simplicity, attractiveness, and care.