A bad housekeeper sweeps the dirt either under the rug or ________ the door:
| BEHIND | 762 |
| OUT | 155 |
| BACK OF | 75 |
| IN BACK OF | 45 |
| NR | 15 |
| OUT OF | 12 |
| UNDER | 9 |
| BACK BEHIND | 6 |
| THROUGH | 5 |
| BACK | 4 |
| BEHIND OF | 4 |
| AROUND | 3 |
| IN BEHIND | 2 |
| IN THE CORNER | 2 |
| AHEAD OF | 1 |
| AHIND | 1 |
| BACK OF THE BARN | 1 |
| BENEATH | 1 |
| BY | 1 |
| CHANGE THE DIRT AROUND | 1 |
| HINDER | 1 |
| IN THE CORNER BY | 1 |
| IN THE CORNERS | 1 |
| OUT AT | 1 |
| OUTSIDE | 1 |
| SHIFT THE DIRT AROUND | 1 |
| THROUGH THE SILL | 1 |
| UNDER THE BED | 1 |
| UNDER THE DOOR JAMB | 1 |
| UP AGAINST | 1 |
| UP IN THE CORNER | 1 |
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