Adjective complement with noun phrase

• do: It does something clever with Google maps to create a map where visitors to your site are logged.

Modifies a noun

• clog: Some clever clogs could do it in 30 minutes of course.

• trick: The " clever trick " to cancel parking tickets was eagerly read.

• twist: He has a knack for making a simple, cute song more substantial by throwing in a clever, little twist or two.

• chap: What they are really saying is " gosh look what a clever chap I am!

• lyric: John Doyle's clever lyrics of Joe's patter song could have come straight from that masterly weaver of words W. S. Gilbert.

Modifying Another Word

• fiendishly: It looks stunning, and appears to be fiendishly clever.

• diabolically: If that was the case, then the old devil picked a diabolically clever agent of destruction: PJ Proby.

• amazingly: Some, such as the coupling shot are amazingly clever, but very difficult to master.

• exceptionally: She's beautiful, truthful, and hilarious, without vanity or affectation, exceptionally clever " .

• terribly: Yep, the old boy was certainly terribly clever.

• remarkably: They are all remarkably clever; and they have so many pretty ways.

Infinitive complement

• know: Many are clever enough to know the truth, but choose to use their cleverness to continue to hide behind it.

Used with adjective complement

• feel: I am also feeling very clever for learning how to put a tag in.

• box: Boxing clever, bird and bat box making at the Mere - Council news ( 2 October 2004 ).

• get: Use the links below to find out how offset can help you get clever with your cash.

• sound: You were really trying your best to sound clever there weren't you.

• look: He doesn't look too clever, I am gutted at the moment.

Preposition: by

• half: Is this why you can be ' too clever by half ' ?