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The phrase "a guessing contest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or activity where participants try to guess answers or solutions, often in a competitive format.
Example: "At the party, we organized a guessing contest where everyone had to guess the number of candies in the jar."
Alternatives: "a guessing game" or "a guessing challenge".
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Today the court held that the "Selection Sweepstakes" was a "guessing contest" which had been invariably held to be within the statutes of the ban.
The World built up the story by running daily articles and a guessing contest in which whoever came nearest to naming Cochrane's time in circling the globe would get a trip to Europe.
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So take a guess.
(Just a guess).
Branson hazards a guess.
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I guess a guy who won a contest and became Ann Landers was destined to be the narrator for a generation of women, maturing parents and everyday folks who inspire.
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