IPA: //ˈklɪrˌkʌt//
KK: /ˈklɪrˌkʌt/
Describing something that is obvious or easy to understand, often used to indicate a situation where there is no confusion or ambiguity.
The instructions were clearcut, making it easy for everyone to follow them.
Clearcut → It is formed from "clear" (from Old English "cleare", meaning free from darkness or obscurity) and "cut" (from Old English "cyttan", meaning to separate or divide). The word "clearcut" refers to an area where all trees have been cut down, leaving a clear space.
Think of an area that is 'free from trees' ('clear') because everything has been 'separated' ('cut') away.
No commonly confused words.