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clara
noun
the
clear
,
colourless
part
of
an
egg
that
surrounds
the
yolk
,
used
in
cooking
when
separated
from
the
yolk
•
Beat
the
clara
until
it
forms
stiff
,
shiny
peaks
.
Beat
the
clara
until
it
forms
stiff
,
shiny
peaks
.
•
Separate
the
yolk
and
clara
carefully
so
no
yellow
mixes
in
.
Separate
the
yolk
and
clara
carefully
so
no
yellow
mixes
in
.
Borrowed
into
English
from
Spanish
“
clara
” (“
clear
,
egg
white
”),
ultimately
from
Latin
“
clarus
”
meaning
“
clear
”
or
“
bright
”.
noun
in
Spain
,
a
refreshing
drink
made
by
mixing
pale
lager
with
lemon
soda
,
similar
to
a
shandy
•
On
hot
summer
afternoons
,
locals
order
a
chilled
clara
instead
of
a
full-strength
beer
.
On
hot
summer
afternoons
,
locals
order
a
chilled
clara
instead
of
a
full-strength
beer
.
•
She
prefers
a
clara
because
it
’
s
lighter
and
more
refreshing
than
regular
lager
.
She
prefers
a
clara
because
it
’
s
lighter
and
more
refreshing
than
regular
lager
.
Adopted
into
English
from
Spanish
bar
culture
;
in
Spanish
“
clara
”
literally
means
“
clear
”,
referring
to
the
pale
colour
of
the
beer-lemon
mixture
.
Lara
proper noun
-
lara
,
laraing
,
laras
,
laraed
a
female
given
name
,
often
short
for
Larissa
or
derived
from
Latin
meaning
'protection
from
the
household
gods'
or
'laurel'
.
•
My
best
friend
is
named
Lara
.
My
best
friend
is
named
Lara
.
•
Lara
just
won
first
place
in
the
race
.
Lara
just
won
first
place
in
the
race
.
Originally
a
short
form
of
the
Russian
name
Larisa
.
Also
associated
with
the
Latin
Lares
(
household
gods
providing
protection
).
Gained
worldwide
fame
through
Lara
Antipova
,
the
heroine
of
Boris
Pasternak's
novel
Doctor Zhivago
.
