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clear

clear has multiple senses. Select the sense you'd like to learn more about.

• clear  (area)
  (noun)  a clear or unobstructed space or expanse of land or water ...
• clear  (innocence)
  (noun)  the state of being free of suspicion ...
• clear  (remove something concrete)
  (verb)  to remove something concrete, as by lifting, pushing, or taking off, or ...
• clear  (free, throat, making)
  (verb)  to free (the throat) by making a rasping sound ...
• clear  (unclutter)
  (verb)  to rid of obstructions ...
• clear  (create)
  (verb)  to make a way or path by removing objects ...
• clear  (remove, occupants of)
  (verb)  to remove the occupants of ...
• clear  (take out)
  (verb)  to remove (people) from a building ...
• clear  (information technology)
  (verb)  to rid of instructions or data ...
• clear  (make clear, bright)
  (verb)  to make clear, bright, light, or translucent ...
• clear  (clarify)
  (verb)  to make free from confusion or ambiguity; to make clear ...
• clear  (settle)
  (verb)  to settle, as of a debt ...
• clear  (permit)
  (verb)  to grant authorization or clearance for ...
• clear  (pronounce)
  (verb)  to pronounce not guilty of criminal charges ...
• clear  (pass, inspection, receive)
  (verb)  to pass an inspection or receive authorization ...
• clear  (overtake)
  (verb)  to pass by, over, or under without making contact ...
• clear  (vanish)
  (verb)  to go away or disappear ...
• clear  (commerce)
  (verb)  to exchange or deliver for money or its equivalent ...
• clear  (be debited, credited)
  (verb)  to be debited and credited to the proper bank accounts ...
• clear  (get)
  (verb)  to earn on some commercial or business transaction; to earn as salary or ...
• clear  (profit)
  (verb)  to make as a net profit ...
• clear  (yield)
  (verb)  to yield as a net profit ...
• clear  (rid)
  (verb)  to clear from impurities, blemishes, pollution, and so on ...
• clear  (free, payment, customs)
  (verb)  to free from payment of customs duties, as of a shipment ...
• clear  (succeed)
  (verb)  to go unchallenged; to be approved ...
• clear  (light up)
  (verb)  to become clear ...
• clear  (discerning)
  (adjective)  characterized by ease and quickness in perceiving ...
• clear  (distinct)
  (adjective)  clear and distinct to the senses; easily perceptible ...
• clear  (unencumbered)
  (adjective)  especially of a title, free from any encumbrance or limitation that ...
• clear  (free, contact, proximity)
  (adjective)  free from contact, proximity, or connection ...
• clear  (innocent)
  (adjective)  freed from any question of guilt ...
• clear  (legible)
  (adjective)  easily deciphered ...
• clear  (nett)
  (adjective)  clear of charges or deductions ...
• clear  (unobstructed)
  (adjective)  affording free passage or view ...
• clear  (perfect)
  (adjective)  free from flaw, blemish, or impurity ...
• clear  (pure)
  (adjective)  of sound or color, free from anything that dulls or dims ...
• clear  (unqualified)
  (adjective)  free of restrictions or qualifications ...
• clear  (untroubled)
  (adjective)  characterized by freedom from troubling thoughts (especially guilt) ...
• clear  (readily apparent, mind)
  (adjective)  readily apparent to the mind ...
• clear  (allowing light, pass)
  (adjective)  allowing light to pass through ...
• clear  (clearheaded)
  (adjective)  free from confusion or doubt ...
• clear  (meteorology)
  (adjective)  free from clouds, mist, or haze ...
• clear  (well-defined)
  (adjective)  accurately stated or described ...
• clear  (wholly)
  (adverb)  to a complete degree, or to the full or entire extent ...
• clear  (clearly)
  (adverb)  in an easily perceptible manner ...

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