Limpid [LIM-pid]
Part of speech: adjective
Origin: Latin, early 17th century
1. (Of a liquid) Free of anything that darkens; completely clear.
2. (Of a person's eyes) Unclouded; clear.
Examples of limpid in a sentence
"The brochure pictures showing limpid pools and endless rows of lounge chairs made her want to book a vacation immediately."
"She knew her son was over his bout of flu when his eyes were limpid."
