Sentence examples for guess means from inspiring English sources

The two things to note are: 1) every higher power I add in my guess means my next guess has to add the next higher one.

Coo-coo! ' Which, I guess, means 'pretty Nicole,' or something like that".

Which, I guess, means that I'm a really big deal, if you think about it.

Coo-coo! _' Which, I guess, means 'pretty Nicole,' or something like that".

I heard the agent say the incident was a "407," which I guess means long, baggy dress or something.

It's old school in a new age neighbourhood –which I guess means it's a dive bar, and a great one at that.

Even though a correct guess meant a candy reward, subjects did no better than chance, the team reports in the 20 August online issue of Science.

These netbooks are "precise, mature, fancy," and appear to be "touch" which I'm guessing means touchscreen.

So, no 4K, which, as you've no doubt guessed, means this is far from a professional device.

Homely, as the judges had guessed, meant homegrown.

I guess that means today.