limpid

[Fr. limpide, from Lat. limpid us, allied to lymph a =water; Gr. lampō =to shine; Gr. lumpros =bright; Ital. limpido; Sp. limpio.] 1. Clear, bright, transparent, lucid, pellucid. "The Green Sea wave, whose waters gleam, Limpid." Moore: Fire-Worshipers, 2. Clear, open, frank, sincere. "And limpid truth that looks the very soul." Thomson: Liberty, i. 12, lim-pid-1-ty, s. [Fr. limpid ité, from limpide; Ital. limpid ità.) The quality or state of being limpid; limpidne .