clear of



*clear of something

without touching something; away from something. (*Typically: keep ~; move ~; remain ~; stand ~.) Please stand clear of the doors while the train is moving. Make sure the dog moves clear of the driveway before backing the car up.
See also: clear, of

clear someone of something

to show that a person is innocent; to exonerate someone of a crime. (See also clear someone's name.) An investigation cleared me of any wrongdoing. They were unable to clear themselves of the charges.
See also: clear, of

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
GwenaËLle-French, Breton
Derdriu-Irish Mythology
Herminiaer-MEE-nyah (Spanish)Spanish, Ancient Roman
Alta-Various
Pwyll-Welsh Mythology
Innokenty-Russian