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clued-in

clued-in adjective: informed.

Adjective

clued-in (comparative more clued-in, superlative most clued-in)

  1. (colloquial) Informed.
    • To the more clued-in elements of the UK music industry, however, the prospect of exciting domestic developments […] seemed enough.2003, John Harris, The Last Party, Harper Perennial, published 2004, page 99

Forms of clued-in

comparativemore clued-in
superlativemost clued-in

Questions about clued-in

What does clued-in mean?
Clued-in means informed.
What part of speech is clued-in?
Clued-in is an adjective.

Words near clued-in in the dictionary

  1. cluebook
  2. cluebooks
  3. clued
  4. clued in
  5. clued up
  6. clued-in
  7. clueful
  8. cluefully
  9. cluefulness
  10. clueing
  11. clueing up

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