/ˈvæk.juːm/
NOUN
A region of space that contains no matter or is nearly empty of particles.
A physical space or region that contains no matter, air, or other substances, or has an extremely low density of matter.
A condition in which the pressure inside a vessel or enclosed space is reduced below atmospheric pressure by removing air, gas, or vapor.
NOUN
A vacuum cleaner, an electrical appliance or device used to remove dust, dirt, and debris by suction.
A machine or appliance that uses suction to collect dust, dirt, and other debris from floors, carpets, furniture, and surfaces.
VERB
To clean something by using a vacuum cleaner or to operate a vacuum-cleaning device.
Removing dust, dirt, and debris from floors, carpets, furniture, or other surfaces by using a vacuum cleaner.
VERB
To optimize a database or database table by physically removing deleted tuples and reclaiming storage space.
Removing obsolete or deleted records from a database table to reclaim storage space and improve database efficiency.