No, 'clear friend' is not a phrase that can be used in written English. It is not a standard phrase or idiomatic expression.
Blue skies so clear, Friends and family dear.
"Sure, we fight all the time, but at least we don't have to watch 'Frozen' twice a day!" Let's be clear: friends with kids will not fill the hole in your relationship.
The point of this remark is that a state can only be legitimate if its legal boundaries embody a clear friend-enemy distinction.
In order to achieve this aim, Schmitt clearly implies, a sovereign dictator, acting in the interstices between two periods of positive constitutional order, must homogenize the community by appeal to a clear friend-enemy distinction, as well as through the suppression, elimination, or expulsion of internal enemies who do not endorse that distinction (CP 46 8).
In Martin's case, current guidance makes it clear friends or family assisting a suicide out of compassion are unlikely to be prosecuted.
Even through the ugliest heartbreak, these ladies had each other's back and the film's tagline makes that clear: "Friends are the people who let you be yourself - and never let you forget it".
In this study, we found that correlates of current WP smoking were studying in a private university (representing access to money), ever smoking cigarettes and clear friends' and societal influence, as found in other studies.
When the snow cleared, friend and foe alike discovered that the first units onto the field had wandered off course.
Cruel because even if she's cleared, friends say, she will bear some taint forever.
Later, as the depths of Lila's entrapment become clear, her friend surveys the broken, older women around them.
From the instant drainage of blood from his face as he examined the menu, it was clear my friend does not share it.
