Let me be clear 

A phrase commonly used by men of power such as President of the United States which usually means that no matter what I say it will not be the truth. Mostly used when the truth is too unacceptable and may reveal their corruptive actions and total lack of leadership.

"Let me be clear, the prisoners used in exchange for Bergdahl will never return to the fight against the United States"

Let me be clear by Texas Beezler January 30, 2015

perfect clear

In tetris, a perfect clear is, just as the name says, when a player clears all the blocks on the board witout leaving any behind.

"what is the best counter to 4 wide?"
"i guess perfect clear"

perfect clear by Umeko_uwu January 21, 2021

Stand Clear of the Closing Doors Please! 

The announcement always said on the NYC Subway trains when the doors are about to close, and the train is about to leave.

Originally recorded by Charlie Pellett and is on all new technology trains

(older trains have live crappy announcements from the conductors)

Announcer: Stand Clear of the Closing Doors Please!

Train: closes doors, and leaves

Stand Clear of the Closing Doors Please! by JJthedicktionare April 7, 2021

i'll make it very simple and clear 

when you copy and paste a review

man captain marvel sure is getting a lot of "i'll make it very simple and clear "

i'll make it very simple and clear by Whycantiusethishandle? March 9, 2019

drop and clear 

Phrase used by University of Arizona Safe Ride drivers over the radio to alert the dispatcher that all passengers have exited the car at their respective locations and the driver is prepared to take another call. The phrase is usually followed by the location of the drop and clear.

"Drop and clear Uni Gardens."
"Drop and clear Coronado."

drop and clear by Admin. Director January 3, 2009

Liam Clear 

Term used to describe the biggest asshole in your life.

'Donald Trump is my Liam Clear'

Liam Clear by no-one likes him April 26, 2019

loud and clear 

obviously...you understand

Your directions were loud and clear.

loud and clear by Lori February 2, 2004