easily visible

easily audible

transparent

of the air or sky: free from cloud, mist, or dust

free from obstructions

(+ of) not touching

(+ of) no longer troubled by

of somebody's thinking: not vague; incisive

free from blemishes, disease, or pollution

of income, profit: net

bright; luminous

clear blue

free from cloud, mist, haze, or dust

a clear day

untroubled; serene

a clear gaze

clean or pure; free from blemishes

a clear skin

easily seen through; transparent

a clear liquid

easily heard; not muffled

pure; not rough or hoarse

a clear singing voice

easily visible; plain

free from obscurity or ambiguity; easily understood

Do I make myself clear?

capable of sharp discernment; keen

a clear mind

free from doubt; sure

are not clear what to do

net

a clear profit

unqualified; absolute

a clear victory

full

six clear days

said of a road, etc: free from obstruction or entanglement

(+ of) away from; not at or touching

am clear of the wall on this side

(+ of) rid of something; no longer troubled by it

(often + out) to free (something) from obstructions or unwanted material

I must clear out the cupboard

to evacuate (an area, a building)

(often + off/up/away) to remove or dispose of (something) that is no longer wanted

We cleared the plates from the table

They cleared away the rubbish

to form (something) by removing material

They cleared a path through the snow

(+ of) to free (somebody) from accusation or blame

He was cleared of murder

to certify (somebody) as trustworthy

They have all been cleared for top security work

to rid (the throat) of phlegm

to erase accumulated totals or stored data from (a calculator or computer memory)

to free (somebody) from financial obligation

(often + off) to settle or discharge (a debt, etc)

to deal with (work) until it is finished or settled

to earn (a certain sum of money) without deduction

to put (a cheque) through a clearing house

to authorize (something) or cause it to be authorized

to authorize (somebody or something) to do something

(often + up) said of the weather: to become free from rain, mist, etc

(often + away) to go away; to vanish

The symptoms cleared gradually

After the mist cleared away we had a lovely view