clear
//klɪr//
Adjective
Easy to see through; transparent or translucent
The water in the lake was so clear that we could see the bottom.
Easy to understand; not confused or ambiguous
The instructions were clear and easy to follow.
Free from clouds, mist, or haze; bright and unclouded
The sky was clear and blue.
Free from obstruction or unwanted objects
The road is clear now, so we can drive safely.
Free from guilt, blame, or suspicion; innocent
He has a clear conscience because he told the truth.
Verb
To remove unwanted objects or obstructions from a place or surface
Please clear the table after dinner.
To make something transparent or easy to see through
She cleared the foggy mirror with a cloth.
To prove someone is innocent or free from blame
The new evidence cleared him of all charges.
To jump over or pass by something without touching it
The horse cleared the fence easily.
To give official approval or authorization
The proposal was cleared by the committee.
Adverb
Completely; all the way
The ball rolled clear across the field.
In a clear manner; distinctly
Please speak clear so everyone can hear you.
Noun
A space or area that is free from obstruction
The hikers found a clear in the forest to set up their camp.