| clearable |
combined form of clear. |
| clearance |
the space between things that prevents a collision. [4 definitions] |
| clearance sale |
a sale of retail merchandise designed to dispose of inventory, as of seasonal stock, usu. at reduced prices. |
| clear away |
to get away; escape. |
| clear-cut |
easily perceived; obvious; evident. [5 definitions] |
| clear-eyed |
having bright eyes or sharp sight. [2 definitions] |
| clearheaded |
possessing an alert, perceptive, wide-awake mind. |
| clearing |
an open plot of land, as in the middle of a forest. |
| clearinghouse |
a central place where materials or information are collected or maintained, esp. for distribution. [2 definitions] |
| clearly |
in a clear manner. [2 definitions] |
| clearness |
the quality or state of being clear, plain, or distinct. |
| clear off |
to get away; escape. |
| clear out |
to remove persons or things from. [2 definitions] |
| clearsighted |
having clear vision. [2 definitions] |
| clearstory |
variant of clerestory. |
| clear the decks |
to prepare for combat or some other activity by eliminating anything that might interfere. |
| clear up |
to become sunny or clear after being cloudy or foggy. [5 definitions] |
| cleat |
a metal or wooden object with two armlike projections, to which a rope or line may be secured, as in boating. [5 definitions] |
| cleavage |
the act of cleaving or the state of being cleaved. [4 definitions] |
| cleave1 |
to adhere tightly; stick fast (usu. fol. by "to"). [2 definitions] |
| cleave2 |
to cut apart by a splitting blow. [6 definitions] |