hint
/hɪnt/ interjection C2- Signifies that something previously said should be taken as a hint or heeded closely. · And yes, as long as you are being a good coder and engaging in safe practices, nothing should go wrong. (Hint, hint.)
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This gave the Lion a hint of the best way to attack the creature, and as he knew it was easier to fight it asleep than awake, he gave a great spring and landed directly upon the monster’s back.
“But if you mean to hint that it could reflect in any way upon this lady’s honour”—his eyes blazed for an instant, and then with an evident effort he got a grip upon his own emotions—“well, you are on the wrong track, that’s all.”
It may be that I am myself at fault for not following up the hint which you conveyed to me through my friend, Dr.
I had the hint from Holmes that this smooth-faced pawnbroker’s assistant was a formidable man—a man who might play a deep game.
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