Clear

 

CLEAR

-adj.

1. free from darkness or obscurity; bright

2. (of weather) free from dullness or clouds

3. transparent  

4. even and pure in tone or colour  

5. without discoloration, blemish, or defect  

6. easy to see or hear; distinct

7. free from doubt or confusion  

8. (postpositive) certain in the mind; sure  

9. (in combination) perceptive, alert

10. evident or obvious  

11. (of sounds or the voice) not harsh or hoarse

12. serene; calm

13. without qualification or limitation; complete  

14. free of suspicion, guilt, or blame  

15. free of obstruction; open  

16. free from debt or obligation

17. (of money, profits, etc.) without deduction; net

18. emptied of freight or cargo

19. (of timber) having a smooth, unblemished surface

-adv.

20. in a clear or distinct manner

21. completely or utterly

22. (postpositive) often followed by “of” not in contact (with); free  

-noun

23. a clear space

24. another word for clearance

-verb

25. to make or become free from darkness, obscurity, etc.

26. (intr.) (of the weather) to become free from dullness, fog, rain, etc.

27. (intr.) (of mist, fog, etc.) to disappear

28. (trans.) to free from impurity or blemish

29. (trans.) to free from doubt or confusion   .

30. (trans.) to rid of objects, obstructions, etc.

31. (trans.)  to make or form (a path, way, etc.) by removing obstructions

32. (trans.) to free or remove (a person or thing) from something, such as suspicion, blame, or guilt

33. (trans.) to move or pass by or over without contact or involvement  

34. (trans.) to rid (the throat) of phlegm or obstruction

35. (trans.) to make or gain (money) as profit

36. (trans.)  often followed by “off”.  to discharge or settle (a debt)

37. (trans.) to free (a debtor) from obligation

38. (intr.) (of a cheque) to pass through one's bank and be charged against one's account

(banking) to settle accounts by exchanging (commercial documents) in a clearing house

39. to permit (ships, aircraft, cargo, passengers, etc.) to unload, disembark, depart, etc., after fulfilling the customs and other requirements, or (of ships, etc.) to be permitted to unload, etc.

40. to obtain or give (clearance)

41. (trans.) to obtain clearance from

42. (trans.)  (microscopy) to make (specimens) transparent by immersion in a fluid such as xylene

43. (trans.) to permit (a person, company, etc) to see or handle classified information

44. (trans.) (military)

a. to achieve transmission of (a signalled message) and acknowledgment of its receipt at its destination

b. to decode (a message, etc.)

45. (trans.) (sport) to hit, kick, carry, or throw (the ball) out of the defence area

46. (trans.) (computing) to remove data from a storage device and replace it with particular characters that usually indicate zero

47. (trans.) (New Zealand) to remove (trees, scrub, etc.) from  land

The message isn’t always

That clear and unambiguous

Rust is happy and in peace