Of liquids, crystal, etc.: Clear, translucent.

Of a substance: clear, transparent, pure; spec. (of wine or beer) free of cloudiness or visible impurities (= fine, adj. 2b).

Allowing light to shine through; translucent, transparent. Also in figurative contexts. Cf. through-shining, adj.

Clear. Free from anything that dims lustre or transparency. Obsolete.

Allowing light to pass through, transparent.

Having the property of transmitting light, so as to render bodies lying beyond completely visible; that can be seen through; diaphanous.

Resembling or suggestive of crystal; clear, pure; bright, shining, infused with light; (of water) transparent, unclouded. Also figurative…

Esp. of water: resembling crystal in being clear or transparent.

extremely clear (in various senses of clear, adj.); completely transparent; very bright or shiny; (of sound) pure; not distorted in any way…

Not mixed or adulterated; clean, clear, refined; spec. (a) not mixed with any other substance or material; free from admixture or adulteration…

Transparent, clear. Cf. perspicuous, adj. 1a.

†(a) Clear as crystal, crystal-like. Obsolete. (b) Beryl-like in colour, clear pale green.

Allowing light to shine through; translucent, transparent. Cf. through-shine, adj.

= diaphanous, adj., transparent. Obsolete.

capable of being seen through, transparent.

Transmitting or allowing the passage of light; translucent, transparent.

Of light: Bright, shining. Of water, crystal, etc.: Clear and pure; translucent. Obsolete.

Allowing the passage of light so that objects within or on the other side can be seen clearly; = transparent, adj. 1a. Also figurative.

Of light, fire, the air: Clear, transparent, bright (like pure water).

= translucent, adj.

Transparent; translucent. Now rare.

Allowing light to pass through; transparent, translucent. Chiefly figurative and in figurative contexts. Obsolete.

= diaphanous, adj.

Permitting the free passage of light and vision; perfectly transparent; pellucid. Also figurative.

That can be seen through; transparent. Also figurative. Obsolete.

Allowing the passage of light so that objects within or on the other side can be seen clearly; = translucent, adj. 1. Now rare.

= diaphanous, adj.

Translucent, pellucid, clear.

Made diaphanous; transparent.

That can be seen through; pervious to vision.

Translucent; transparent; = pellucid, adj. 1. Obsolete.

= dioptric, adj. 4. Obsolete.

Capable of being seen through: see quot.

(un-, prefix1 affix 4.)

That can be seen through; esp. transparent or translucent. Originally and frequently spec. of a garment or fabric: very thin and translucent…

= pellucid, adj.