Clearly

Clearly one of the greatest adverbs in the English language. Can be used at the start or tacked onto the end of absolutely any - and I mean ANY - sentence for emphasis, adding that extra-special pretentious feeling that one desires in one's speech. Used particularly when the speaker would like to make the person being addressed feel that what is being said is purely common knowledge and that they are utterly retarded for not already knowing it or for disagreeing with it.

Clearly, you don't know what the fuck you're talking about.

by The Domo February 28, 2005

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steer clear of

The idiom 'steer clear of' means to avoid someone or something as they may cause trouble or danger.

At a very young age, Richa is completely addicted to smoking and can't steer clear of it.
Due to his injury, the doctor has advised Walter to steer clear of playing badminton for a few weeks.

by QAgirl April 30, 2014

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Clarabelle

Let's say if you meet a Clarabelle, you're very lucky.
Beautiful and charming, caring and very sweet. A Clarabelle would be hard to lose, in some words. Very smart and amazing grammar. Very funny, in dark times, a Clarabelle can still put a smile on your face! Also probably pretty hot.
Also a longer version of the name Clara

Clarabelle's so nice, I wish I could be her friend!
Clarabelle, your so sweet.
I miss Clarabelle, how could I make it up to her?

by I'm a little joker July 1, 2020

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Clear Channel

The huge american conglomerate that controls what 99% of the radio stations play because they own them. This makes it hard for bands that harness a lot of talent but little money.

I would have made it big but clearchannel wouldn't play my fucking songs

by nego May 9, 2005

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