1.

(a) Unadulterated, unmixed with anything, uncontaminated;~ of, cleansed of (dirt); (b) of metals: unalloyed, refined; of fur: all of one color; of wine: clear; also, undiluted; of medicines: undiluted; of blood: uncontaminated; of dialects: unmixed, linguistically pure; (c) of taste: unmixed with other tastes; of light: clear, bright;~ in odour, of unmixed odor; also, pleasant-smelling; (d)med. simple, uncompounded; of flesh: not covered with skin; (e) as noun: a state of cleanliness or refinement;most ~, the cleanest grain.

2.

(a) Excellent, perfect, unblemished, unsullied, faultless, of fine quality; (b) of law, reason, etc.: absolute, strict, without extraneous considerations;~ clergie, higher learning, theology; divine inspiration; (c) clear, intelligible; (d)~ widwehod, the status or state of a widow who has not remarried; (e)~ article, the number 10 or a multiple thereof.

3.

(a) Total, complete, unmitigated, absolute, nothing but; of profit: clear;lawin (in-to) ~ almesse, in frankalmoign; (b) of emotions, feelings, necessity, debt, age, etc.: mere, simple, no more than; unadulterated, unmixed; (c)~ scotlond, all Scotland.

4.

(a) Morally or spiritually pure or perfect; blameless; also, honest, trustworthy;clene and ~, ~ and clene;~ of, innocent of (an offense);the ~, meek or innocent people; (b) sexually pure, virginal, chaste.

5.

(a) Actual, real, genuine, true;~ night, full night;~ somer (winter), midsummer (midwinter);~ of treuth, really true; (b) as intensive:the ~ fettres, even the fetters, the very fetters;on ~ erthe, on earth itself;bi ~ kinde, by his very nature;into the ~ corneres, even into the corners;to his flesh ~, to his very flesh; etc.

6.

As surname.