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clue
noun
    1. A fact or circumstance which helps towards the solution of a crime or a mystery.
      Thesaurus: hint, lead, tip, suspicion, intimation, inkling, sign, evidence, indication, pointer.
    2. In a crossword puzzle: a word or words representing, in a more or less disguised form, a problem to be solved.
verb
    clued, cluing
    1. To direct or indicate by giving a clue.
Idiom: not have a clue
    colloq
    To be completely ignorant about something.
Etymology: 17c: variant of clew, from its use in finding the way out of a maze.

Phrasal Verb: clue someone in or up
    To inform them.


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