The Collaborative International Dictionary
Clearage
Clearage \Clear"age\ (kl[=e]r"[asl]j), n. The act of removing anything; clearance. [R.]
Wiktionary
clearage
n. (context archaic English) The act of clearing or remove; clearance
Usage examples of "clearage".
There was a linesman who heaved over a weight and called out the clearage existing below, and the captain of the craft stood by the wheel as intent on those calls as we were in surveying the islands.
Then, with Chance sworn in as a worker, The Shadow indicated a sharp clearage in the limestone hill.
The Local Council had, he knew, designated certain footpaths for clearage but gradually the number of those preserved had fallen.