- - -- To clear or absolve from blame or a criminal charge
- - Free old individual facing charge
- - Absolve from blame; declare innocent
- - absolve former partner - one on charge
- - No longer blame former criminal dropping note to English judge
- - Former spouse has single charge to clear
- - Clear estimate follows former one
- - old and single? classify as free!
- - Single rodent seen in river that's clear
- - Clear river in which single rodent
- - Absolve from blame
- - Absolve old partner losing the head with sound quality measure
- - Clear river containing single rodent
- - Absolve old partner losing the head with sound quality in front of judge
- - Former revolutionary leader loses head with most of 21 across - is that clear to the court?
- - Formerly one to charge, but free from blame
- - Let off former partner with single charge
- - Clear old flame on Ecstasy charge
- - Clear with old partner on ecstasy in front of judge
- - Absolve former partner facing single charge
- - Free of charge
- - Absolve
- - clear that single fare no longer applies?
- - Free from sex, one rat explained ...
- - With tyrannosaurus rex, one rat eaten is not enough so exculpate him
- - Clear Devon waters hosting unique rodent
- - Declare free from blame
- - Encourages recount — you might say 'pardon'
- - Clear, legally
- - Clear directions when entering old address
- - A traitor enters river to get clear
- - English cross over new European tariff, it's clear
- - Clear, acquit of blame
- - Declare not guilty
- - Clear from accusation
- - Pronounce not guilty
- - Clear river keeps running at speed
- - Exeter judge consuming drug, it's clear
- - Pronounce not guilty of a crime
- - River flows round about level and clear
- - Free ecstasy? That's wrong, I judge
- - No longer an individual to esteem, that's clear
- - Lover no longer one to chide, that's clear
- - Find not guilty
- - Clear in court
- - Free from guilt
- - Find the defendant "Not guilty"
- - Clear from blame
- - Vindicate.
- - Declare blameless
- - Free from blame
- - Acquit
- - Exculpate
- - Clear of guilt.
- - .... clear
- - Clear of wrongdoing
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