to clear up; to tidy up; to dispose of

clear-headed; sober; awake

to clear away; to eliminate; to get rid of

pure; innocent

Qing (Wade-Giles: Ch'ing) dynasty of China (1644–1911); surname Qing

(of water etc) clear; clean; quiet; still; pure; uncorrupted; clear; distinct; to clear; to settle (accounts)

clean; to clean

clear; distinct

list of items

to wash; to rinse; to clean; (fig.) to purge; to get rid of (corrupt individuals etc)

early morning

to clear; to empty

cleaner; janitor; garbage collector

to tidy up; to mop up; a sweep (against crime)

see 清新區|清新区[Qing1 xin1 Qu1]

fresh and clean

see 清水縣|清水县[Qing1 shui3 Xian4]; Shimizu (Japanese surname and place name)

fresh water; drinking water; clear water

mosque

quiet; peaceful and quiet

clear; limpid

to clear (a place); to evacuate

to settle accounts; to clear accounts; to liquidate; to expose and criticize

peaceful; quiet; tranquil; purified of defiling illusion (Buddhism)

cool breeze; fig. pure and honest

fresh and cool; relaxed

sake (Japanese rice wine)

to check; to make inventory

Puritan

cool; refreshing; (of clothing) skimpy; revealing

detergent; cleaning solution

to investigate thoroughly; to carefully inspect; to verify; to ferret out (undesirable elements)

fresh and pure

noble and virtuous; aloof from politics and material pursuits

(mahjong) flush; a complete hand where all tiles are of the same suit; (fig.) uniformly; each and every one

Qing dynasty (1644-1911)

(old) street cleaner; suckermouth catfish (Hypostomus plecostomus); (soccer) sweeper

light (of food, not greasy or strongly flavored); insipid; slack (sales)

sharp and clear; crisp; melodious; ringing; tinkling; silvery (of sound); fragile; frail; also written 輕脆|轻脆

to restore sth to its initial state; to reset (an odometer etc); to empty (a bank account); to eradicate (a disease); (computing) to clear (memory); to zero (a hard drive)

see 清豐縣|清丰县[Qing1 feng1 Xian4]

(of writing, scenery, a woman etc) graceful; elegant; charming; beautiful

(of sound) clear and resonant; bright; (of eyes) bright; (of water) crystal-clear; limpid; clear (in one's mind)

clear

Qing dynasty person

to take an inventory of stock; to clear out one's stock

Qing dynasty (1644-1911)

to repay a debt in full; to redeem; to clear

to purge a political party of undesirable elements