- - Exonerate
- - Judge not guilty
- - discharge an account and leave
- - clear a cupboard, to start with, and resign
- - "you're not guilty"
- - Clear of allegation
- - Find innocent Mac quite safe without me
- - In Paris, who may get into performance free?
- - Resign following a top criminal's reprieve
- - Clear from allegation
- - Clear of crime
- - Give a "not guilty" verdict
- - Discharge Roman who's caught in flagrante?
- - Pronounce not guilty of criminal charges
- - Clear (the accused)
- - "If it doesn't fit, you must ......"
- - Fined without fault
- - Declare not guilty
- - Declare to be innocent of a crime
- - Parisian who is admitted into play free?
- - Declare to be innocent in court
- - Find innocent accountant to knock off
- - "... you must ......!"
- - Find innocent
- - Defense attorney's urging
- - Bring in a "not guilty" verdict
- - Put in the clear
- - Clear from accusation
- - Find faultless
- - Fail to convict
- - Pronounce not guilty
- - Find not guilty
- - Clear in court
- - Clear of blame
- - Let go, in a way
- - Release from an obligation
- - Conduct oneself
- - Exculpate
- - Declare innocent
- - Let off the hook
- - Clear of a charge
- - Clear of guilt.
- - .... clear
- - Discharge
- - Let off
- - Release
- - Absolve
- - Free
- - 'Pardon?'
- - When a hundred leave like this, let them off
- - pay account, then leave
- - Let off, in a way
- - law about who in france is to clear someone's name
- - discharge a conservative and leave
- - Let off, discharge
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