English to English Dictionary

Clearly

In such a way as to be easily seen, heard, or understood; unambiguously.

Clearness

The quality of being clear, transparent, or easily understood.

Clef

A symbol used in musical notation to indicate the pitch of the notes.

Cleft

A fissure or split in something.

Clematis

A genus of flowering plants in the buttercup family, known for their climbing habit and attractive flowers.

Clemency

Mercy or lenience shown toward someone, especially by a person in authority or a judge.

Clench

To close or press something tightly together, especially hands, teeth, or jaws, usually as a result of anger, determination, or pain.

Clergyman

A man who is a member of the clergy, especially in the Christian church.

Clerical

Relating to the duties or activities of a clerk or clerks.

Clerical Worker

A person employed in an office to perform administrative tasks.

Clerk

A person employed in an office to keep records, file documents, and perform other administrative tasks.

Clever

Quick to understand, learn, and devise; mentally sharp and intelligent.