0 having or showing the ability to learn and understand things quickly and easily: --
1 having or showing a quick intelligence in doing something or in persuading people to do something: --
The last bride is always lucky and/or clever.
He is surrounded by characters more flamboyant, ambitious, egotistical and (in their own estimation) much cleverer than he.
Unfortunately, the author cannot resist making 'clever ' remarks, even when these are forced and detract from his substantive arguments.
The music is mercurial, humorous and very clever.
Clever solutions to the design of sheet metal components can both reduce manufacturing time and energy and result in high quality components.
Others are clever they smile and laugh letting their twinkling manner guide a probing eye away.
A lot of information, different points of view and really clever thoughts are gathered in one place.
The algorithm is quite clever, simple and general.
