Sentence examples for word clue from inspiring English sources

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In fact, I really admired the elegance of the one word clue "Groom?" for WEDDING CHAP.

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Joy it is to see the same word clued in different styles.

Looking at the same word clued in different ways is as good a way as any of getting to grips with the styles of different setters.

Julieanne Smolinski's intent was to school Mr. Shortz on the actual meaning of the word ILLIN' (clued "Wack, as in hip-hop" in the puzzle), which she feels means actually "ill" (in a positive way, as she says).

Remind students to look for word clues if they start to have trouble reading their texts.

It's not easy to give a one-word clue to the word "kangaroo".

If I see a two-word clue, I tend to start by trying to see if it's a double definition.

Calle won't say who dumped her, only that there is a one-word clue at the start of the book of the exhibition.

The smiling quiz-show host, a former singer with a German boy band, stares into the TV camera and directs the caller to unscramble a four-word clue: Atle Lebie Sotret Nicth.

Based on the classic television game show "Password," this iteration saw the participants trying to guess one-word song titles based on a one-word clue that's sung to them.

On "Password," which began in 1961, two teams of two people — a celebrity and a noncelebrity — competed to guess words based on one-word clues.

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