Meaning: clue

kluːn.
a slight indicationevidence that helps to solve a problem
v.
roll into a ball

get a clue Idiom, Proverb

clued in

aware, in the know, with it """How do you get clued in?"" ""You watch and listen, man."""

clueless

not informed, ignorant, not with it When I don't know the answer, I try not to look clueless.

have a clue

know about the answer, know about the topic I didn't have a clue about the answer to Question 2.

clue up

to inform

clued up

knowledgeable, informed

clue sb in

Idiom(s): clue sb in (on sth)

Theme: COMMUNICATION

to inform someone of something. (Informal.)
• Please clue me in on what's going on.
• Yes, clue her in.

clue in

clue in
Also, clue up. Give someone guiding information, as in It's time someone clued us in on what's happening, or I hope they clue us up soon. This expression, which uses the verb clue in the sense of “inform,” is sometimes put simply as clue (as in I'll clue you—this isn't going to work). [Colloquial; mid-1900s] Also see not have a clue.

not have a clue

not have a clue
Have no idea or inkling about something, as in Jane doesn't have a clue as to why John won't call her, or Do you know what's wrong with the boiler?—No, I haven't a clue. This usage was first recorded in 1928.

get a clue

To accept or see the absoluteness of a situation. Typically said as an acute to announce one's acrimony or frustration. Oh, get a clue—he's not into you! If he were, he would accept asked you out by now. You guys charge to get a clue—this abode is activity down the tubes.Learn more: clue, get

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not feel oneself not for love or money not give a damn not have a bean not have a clue not have an earthly chance not have anything on not have it not have one's heart in it not have the heart to not having any not if one can help it get (the hell) out of Dodge get (the) clearance to (do something) get (the) clearance to have (something) get (the) what for get a (good/solid/sound/etc.) grasp of/on (something) get a 20 on (someone) get a bang out of get a bang out of (someone) get a bang out of (something) get a bang out of someone/something get a bang out of something get a bead on (someone or something) get a big head get a black eye get a bloody nose get a break get a buzz on get a buzz out of get a buzz out of (someone or something) get a buzz out of someone/something get a can on get a charge out of get a charge out of (something) get a charge out of something get a charley horse get a clue get a cob on get a crush on (someone) get a dirty look (from someone) get a fair shake get a fix get a fix (of something) get a fix on get a fix on (one) get a fix on (something) get a fix on someone/something get a foot in the door get a foothold get a foothold in (something) get a free hand get a free hand with (something) get a free ride get a fresh start get a gift get a gift of (something) get a gold star get a good look at (someone or something) get a grip get a grip of (oneself) get a grip on get a grip on (oneself)