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Term: Clue

Description

A clue is a piece of evidence or information that helps solve a mystery or problem. It provides a hint or indication that can lead to the discovery of a solution or answer.

Possible Parts of Speech and Senses

Noun

1. A piece of evidence or information that helps solve a mystery or problem.

2. A hint or indication that can lead to the discovery of a solution or answer.

Verb

1. To give or provide clues; to offer hints or indications that can assist in solving a mystery or problem.

2. To make something less mysterious or unknown by providing evidence or information.

Usage Examples

Noun: Sense 1

"The detective found a clue at the crime scene."

"The missing letter was a crucial clue in solving the puzzle."

Noun: Sense 2

"Her nervous behavior was a clue that she was hiding something."

"The strange symbol on the map served as a clue to the hidden treasure."

Verb: Sense 1

"He tried to clue us in on the secret plan."

"Can you clue me in on what happened yesterday?"

Verb: Sense 2

"The new evidence clues us into the suspect's motive."

"Her reaction to the news somewhat clued him into her true feelings."

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