clear away



clear something away

to take something away. Please clear the children's toys away. Would you clear away the dishes?
See also: away, clear

clear away

v.
1. To remove something that is covering some area, especially something that is no longer being used: She cleared away the snow on the sidewalk so that no one would slip. I cleared the dishes away after dinner.
2. To move away from some place: He cleared away from the dangerous cliff. The crowd cleared away when the police arrived.
3. To make someone or some group move away from some place: The troopers cleared the crowd away from the crime scene. The police cleared away the crowd in preparation for the celebrity's arrival.
See also: away, clear

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Sadie['seidi]
Neith-Egyptian Mythology (Hellenized)
Dooley['du:li]
Arwel-Welsh
ŠImon-Czech, Slovak
'Ezra'-Biblical Hebrew