Definitions Found:
dissipate and clear
- liftingdissipate and clear
- clarionclear and shrill.
- clarionclear and shrill
- tangibleClear and definite; real
- flutedfine, clear, and mellow; flutelike
- orotundfull and clear in sound
- explainto make clear and understandable
- crystallizedMake or become definite and clear
- crystallizeMake or become definite and clear
- explainedEXPLAIN, to make clear and understandable
- crystallisesMake or become definite and clear
- explainingEXPLAIN, to make clear and understandable
- crystallizingMake or become definite and clear
- crystallisingMake or become definite and clear
- crystallisedMake or become definite and clear
- straighter(of thinking) Clear, logical, and unemotional
- explainsEXPLAIN, to make clear and understandable
- straightest(of thinking) Clear, logical, and unemotional
- crystallizesMake or become definite and clear
- murkiest(of liquid) Dark and dirty; not clear
- grubbedClear (the ground) of roots and stumps
- grubbingClear (the ground) of roots and stumps
- articulatesARTICULATE, to give clear and effective utterance to
- articulatingARTICULATE, to give clear and effective utterance to
- brightest(of sound) Clear, vibrant, and typically high-pitched
- broader(of a hint) Clear and unambiguous; not subtle
- positiveWith no possibility of doubt; clear and definite
- grubsto clear by digging up roots and stumps
- orotund(of the voice or speech) rich and clear
- articulatedARTICULATE, to give clear and effective utterance to
- specificPrecise and clear in making statements or issuing instructions
- dashisclear fish and kelp broth, used in Japanese cookery
- cogenciesThe quality of being clear, logical, and convincing; lucidity
- articulationThe formation of clear and distinct sounds in speech
- unfoldmake clear by gradual disclosure and often by recital
- articulatespeaking clearly / to give clear and effective utterance to
- articulationsThe formation of clear and distinct sounds in speech
- dashiclear fish and kelp broth, used in Japanese cookery
- serenestclear and free of storms or unpleasant change serene skies
- beamto be received under optimum conditions; be heard loud and clear