tidy

/ˈtaɪdi/adjective

Neat and well organized, with everything in its place.

Example sentence

“Her desk is always tidy, with every paper filed away.”

More common in British English; Americans lean toward 'neat'. 'A tidy sum' means a surprisingly large amount of money.

Related words

rentMoney paid regularly to a landlord for the use of a home, office, or other property.vacuumA space that is completely empty of matter.mortgageA loan for buying a house or land, where the property itself serves as security until the debt is repaid.laundryA room or place where clothes and other items are washed; also, the clothes themselves that need washing.neighborA person who lives next door to you or nearby (the US spelling of neighbour).applianceAn electrical machine, such as a refrigerator or washing machine, used for everyday tasks at home or in an office.