The phrase "clue card" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a card or piece of paper that contains a hint or helpful information for solving a problem or puzzle. This term is often used in the context of mystery or puzzle-solving games. Example: The players each received a clue card to help them solve the murder mystery. The card revealed that the suspect had a strong motive for the crime.
To win you need to collect 4 suspect clue cards (with matching poker suit and name!), 12 doughnut counters and all 5 parts of the pentagram puzzle.
That one sent boldface types who had each paid $1,500 scurrying past Ornithischian dinosaurs, Saurischian dinosaurs and primitive mammals, carrying clue cards that said things like "giant wombat" or "carved beast" or "has an arched snout".
'I have no idea,' he responded, and went to leave, then turned back and said, 'Oh, you did notice that they're all Clue cards, right?' We finally solved it 15 minutes later," Lovegrove said.
In 1999 Eddie Timanus, a blind sportswriter for USA Today, became an undefeated champion despite not being able to read the clue cards; on his final two days ratings went up 15percentt.
Events elsewhere include a workshop and sketching tour of Red Hook, Brooklyn (above), with the architect Ann deVere; a Brooklyn Bridge exploration and scavenger hunt; and a detective adventure in which children will use clue cards and observations to figure out facts about the Boehm House in Historic Richmond Town on Staten Island.
and see Sammy Davis Jr. chided by Allen Ludden, the host, for depositing his clue-card in Eydie Gormé's slot.
In this book's opening chapters she writes about growing up in a Chicago suburb where going to McDonald's was reserved for "special occasions," where neighborhood kids thought it was fun to pedal through the haze of town trucks spraying DDT in the summer twilight, where she and her brothers spent more time playing board games (like Monopoly and Clue) and card games than watching television.
I had no clue about Card's homophobic statements while reading his story of an Earth united by the threat of an imminent alien invasion.
That was a no-no in my world - and I have no clue why Card Walker decided to do it that way".
Draw cards and let your initial gut reaction to the card clue you into it's symbolic meaning.
