| A young man, clean-cut, sharp and fit, perched above us on the coping stones of the top of the seven feet high wall. |
| Incised wounds have clean-cut, straight edges and generally are free of abrasion or contusion. |
| He's not the clean-cut bloke pictured in the film's ad art but rather someone at the end of their tether. |
| It's the same dry, clean-cut, bright, energetic world that drew Stravinsky to a later Italian composer, Pergolesi, in Pulcinella. |
| If you appeared to be a clean-cut youngster, or your parent gave permission, buying a gun was not a big deal. |
| Cut a piece of fabric with the tip and along the blade, looking for a clean-cut edge. |
