Clean-cut used in a sentence

Clean-cut in a sentence as an adjective

Or the clean-cut white kid wearing nice jeans and t-shirts while selling ***** around the corner.

Wales' plea carefully avoids providing those facts, instead pointing out how "clean-cut, geeky kid".

There is often a clean-cut explanation that might seem obvious but is wrong, and a more involved story that is what actually happened.

But of course, you can describe virtually everyone ever accused of committing a crime on the Internet as "clean-cut" and "geeky"; we're computer nerds.