Hint is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HINT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to suggest indirectly
• suggest or indicate something indirectly or covertly
• be a slight or possible indication of
• To bring to mind by a slight mention or remote allusion; to suggest in an indirect manner; as, to hint a suspicion.
• To make an indirect reference, suggestion, or allusion; to allude vaguely to something.
• drop a hint; intimate by a hint
• suggest indirectly
NOUN:
• a slight or indirect indication or suggestion
• a very small trace of something
• a small piece of practical information or advice
• indirect suggestion
• A remote allusion; slight mention; intimation; insinuation; a suggestion or reminder, without a full declaration or explanation; also, an occasion or motive.
• an indirect suggestion
• a slight indication
• a slight but appreciable amount
• a just detectable amount
• an indication of potential opportunity

Words related to HINT

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Words that contain HINT

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How to use HINT in a sentence

• Winslow, who owned the line, would not permit the newspapers, or any one else, to obtain the faintest hint of how the election had gone in other localities.
• There was a hint, just a hint, of autumn in the air.
• A porter standing hard by, gave me the necessary hint.
• I read criminal cases in the newspapers to get a hint that I might work upon.
• So far so good, but there had been no hint of insanity, nor even of nervous collapse.
• One or two of the new peers were even persuaded to send over their heirs to be brought up at the English Court, according to a gracious hint from the king.
• This persecution was the more monstrous that no hint or pretext of disloyalty was urged against them.
• I never dared to speak to him of this fear, nor even hint to him that the joy was worth less than the peril.
• As you say, there is no harm in it, and if Captain Fraser had simply dropped me a hint I could have saved him from dropping a good sum of money.
• Nowhere is any hint given that these courts were of recent formation.
• CHAPTER IV I found the first hint that occurs to indicate the lines of his later life, in a letter to his father, written in his last week at Cambridge.
• But I can only marvel, only throw out the hint, only deposit the grain of sand, the nucleus of romance, in some more fertile brain.
• Of the new note that came into the Norwegian lyric with Bjoernson, I can discover no hint in his predecessors.
• This hint made deeper impression than Lewis intended.
• A hint had been given them, however, that they had done sufficient mischief at the tavern, and that they had better go to the meetings.
• There must be something, something that perhaps she had overlooked, something, just the merest hint of something that would supply a starting point, give him a glimmer of light.
• Her words presented to her for the first time some hint of the idea she might have conveyed to Kate.
• I observe my favorite chair is placed to-day where the portraits of Charles Dickens are easiest seen, and I take the hint accordingly.
• Yet, in all those weeks I never heard one word or hint of that devotion expressed or implied, not one trace of appreciation, not one shadow of sentiment.
• It was a very fine forenoon, with a hint of coming autumn in the air.
• This was reassuring and gave some hint of guidance.
• Madge was unconventional, and would have resented a hint that she was doing anything in the least improper.
• Islay gave Lockhart a hint to disappear, and he sailed from Scotland for Holland on April 8, 1727.
• The news sheet contained a brief and hasty account of the loss of Fort William Henry, with a hint respecting the massacre which had followed.

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