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clear British & World English

easy to perceive, understand, or interpret

clear of in clear British & World English

not touching; away from

all-clear British & World English

a signal that danger or difficulty is over

clear up in clear British & World English

(of an illness or other medical condition) become cured

clear-cut British & World English

sharply defined; easy to perceive or understand

clear-out British & World English

a removal and disposal of unwanted items or material

clear-up British & World English

a removal and tidying away of rubbish or obstructions

clear-eyed British & World English

having unclouded, bright eyes

clear-headed British & World English

alert and thinking logically and coherently

clear-sighted British & World English

thinking clearly and sensibly

crystal clear in crystal British & World English

completely transparent and unclouded

as clear as day in clear British & World English

very easy to see or understand

as clear as mud in clear British & World English

not at all easy to understand

in the clear in clear British & World English

no longer in danger or under suspicion

clear something out in clear British & World English

remove the contents from something so as to tidy it or free it for alternative use

clear-thinking British & World English

able to think clearly

clear one's lines in clear British & World English

make a kick sending the ball well upfield from near one’s own goal line

clear the way in clear British & World English

remove an obstacle or hindrance to allow progress

steer clear of in steer1 British & World English

take care to avoid or keep away from

clear the decks in clear British & World English

prepare for an event or course of action by dealing with anything that might hinder progress

clear the table in clear British & World English

remove dishes and cutlery from a table after a meal

clear one's throat in clear British & World English

cough slightly so as to speak more clearly, attract attention, or to express hesitancy before saying something awkward

the coast is clear in coast British & World English

there is no danger of being observed or caught

see one's way clear to do or doing something in see1 British & World English

find that it is possible or convenient to do something (often used in polite requests)

blow or clear away the cobwebs in cobweb British & World English

banish a state of lethargy; refresh oneself

out of the blue in blue1 British & World English

without warning; unexpectedly

run British & World English

an opportunity or attempt to achieve something

clear-fell in clear-cut British & World English

cut down and remove every tree from (an area)

clerestory ( also clearstory) British & World English

the upper part of the nave, choir, and transepts of a large church, containing a series of windows

clear English-French

transparent/-e

clear1 English-Spanish

despejado

clear2 English-Spanish

stand clear of the doors

all clear English-French

to give sb the all clear

clear-cut English-French

précis/-e

clear-out English-French

to have a clear-out

all-clear English-German

Entwarnung

clear cut English-German

klar umrissen