Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Clayey

Clayey, or Clayisha.containing or like clay

1325

Claymari

Claymarin.a marly clay, a kind of chalky clay

1326

Clean

Cleana.free from dirt, &c. neat, innocent, pure

1327

Clean (2)

Cleanv.t.to get out of the dirt, &c. purify, refine

1328

Clean (3)

Cleanad.quite, fully, perfectly, entirely

1329

Cleanliness

Cleanliness, or Cleannessn.neatness, purity

1330

Cleanly

Cleanlya.free from dirt and mire, neat, pure

1331

Cleanly (2)

Cleanlyad.elegantly, nicely, well

1332

Cleanse

Cleansev.t.to make clean, scour, purify, clear

1333

Cleansed

Cleansedpa.cleaned, purified, freed, cleared

1334

Cleanser

Cleansern.one who or that which cleanses

1335

Clear

Clearad.clean, quite, completely, entirely

1336

Clear (2)

Clearv.to free, make pure, brighten, acquit, exonerate, make profit, render manifest, &c.

1337

Clear (3)

Cleara.free from mixture, transparent, pure, innocent, obvious, acute, loud, &c.

1338

Clearance

Clearancen.the act of clearing, an acquittal

1339

Clearer

Clearern.one that makes clear, bright or plain

1340

Clearly

Clearlyad.brightly, plainly, evidently, easily

1341

Clearness

Clearnessn.brightness, plainness, fairness

1342

Clearsighted

Clearsighteda.judicious, discerning, quick, keen

1343

Clearstarch

Clearstarchv.t.to stiffen any thing with starch

1344

Clearstarcher

Clearstarchern.one that washes fine linen

1345

Cleat

Cleatn.a piece of wood for fastening ropes

1346

Cleave

Cleavev.clave, clove,pret.cleft, cloven,pa.to stick, join, hold, split, divide

1347

Cleaver

Cleavern.one that cleaves, a butcher's instrument

1348

Clef

Clef, or Cliffn.a mark in music, the key in music

1349

Cleft

Cleftn.a crack, crevice, opening, piece of wood

1350

Cleftgraft

Cleftgraftv.t.to graft by cleaving a tree