clean |
not dirty or stained. [6 definitions] |
cleaner |
a person or thing that cleans. [2 definitions] |
cleaning |
clothing that is taken to a dry-cleaning store instead of being washed at home. |
cleanliness |
the condition of being clean, or not dirty; the habit of always keeping clean. |
cleanse |
to make clean; remove dirt from. |
cleanser |
a liquid or powder used for cleaning. |
clean slate |
an honorable record. [2 definitions] |
clean up one's act |
(informal) to improve one's performance or behavior. |
clear |
free of darkness, clouds, or haze. [14 definitions] |
clearance |
the space between things that keeps them from striking against each other. [2 definitions] |
clearing |
an open piece of land that has no trees or bushes. |
clearly |
in a clear manner. [2 definitions] |
cleaver |
a heavy tool with a wide blade used especially by butchers for cutting meat. |
clef |
one of the signs placed on a musical staff. They show the pitch at which the note should be played. |
cleft |
split; divided. [2 definitions] |
clench |
to close tightly shut. [2 definitions] |
clergy |
the group of people who have the authority to lead religious services, such as ministers, priests, and rabbis. |
clergyman |
a member of the clergy. |
clerk |
a person who does office work, such as keeping records, finding information, filing, and making copies. [2 definitions] |
clever |
having a bright, sharp, and quick mind; intelligent. [2 definitions] |
click |
a slight, sharp sound. [7 definitions] |