How Do You Spell CLUED?

Pronunciation: [klˈuːd] (IPA)

The word "clued" is spelled according to the rules of English pronunciation, which can be confusing at times. In IPA phonetic transcription, "clued" is pronounced as /klud/ with a short "u" sound. The "e" at the end is silent, common in many English words. The word is often used to describe someone who is knowledgeable about a particular topic or has inside information about a situation. Correct spelling is important in written communication to avoid confusion and misinterpretation.

CLUED Meaning and Definition

1. Clued is a term derived from the word clue, commonly used as a past tense verb. It refers to the act of providing or being given clues or hints that lead to the discovery or understanding of something. When someone is "clued," it means they have been provided with information or hints that assist in solving a particular problem, puzzle, mystery, or situation.

   The term can be used in various contexts. For example, in a mystery novel, a detective may be "clued" by a witness or a piece of evidence, helping them unravel the mystery and solve the case. In a crossword puzzle, someone might get "clued in" by the hints to correctly fill in the answers. Moreover, a teacher might "clue" their students in on a specific topic, delivering essential information for better comprehension.

   In a broader sense, being clued is associated with gaining knowledge or understanding about a particular subject or situation. It implies that someone has been provided with enough information or hints to grasp the idea or solve a problem.

   Overall, the term "clued" represents the action of providing or receiving clues, hints, or information that aids in solving a mystery, puzzle, problem, or gaining knowledge and understanding about a specific matter.

Common Misspellings for CLUED

• clouud
• clound
• clousd
• ciled
• calue
• calused
• seclued
• coloed
• cluds
• clubed
• colsed
• cllaed
• coufed
• culured
• clrea
• cahed
• clouged
• culed
• clould
• cluade
• gluped
• cloked
• chuld
• clude
• columed
• culred
• cuted
• clened
• loued
• claused
• cluter
• cauesd
• casued
• clmed
• klled
• cliend
• cload
• alued
• cladd
• clsed
• flued
• claned
• crued
• clild
• glueed
• climd
• caleed
• ccured
• clised
• colud
• luged
• coluld
• cliet
• cludy
• claud
• clozed
• claded
• cuved
• clread
• cliced
• colfed
• cloued
• cleet
• colred
• cuzed
• cloet
• coled
• clutz
• claend
• clood
• claeb
• clwed
• cliped
• cloused
• clsoed
• wluld
• cluod
• colured
• cluder
• aloued
• clurr
• cledg
• cluew
• cluee
• cluped
• clupeyd
• kluen
• Inlued
• Couqed
• clured
• cloea
• kloed
• claei
• clutt
• iLFED
• aqued
• chhed
• cheud
• ILUiED
• ILUdD
• cluued
• cruped
• Oclud
• crvued
• Caund
• clumerd
• Clusee
• Alyed
• NLUEE
• Claubed
• Clywd
• lwued
• Ecluid
• Cluom

Etymology of CLUED

The word "clued" does not have an established etymology on its own. However, it is derived from the noun "clue" which dates back to the late 16th century. "Clue" comes from the Old English word "cleowen" meaning a ball of thread or string. This is related to the Old English verb "cleowan" meaning to follow a track or trail. In the late 16th century, "clue" started to be used metaphorically to refer to a piece of evidence or information that helps solve a mystery or puzzle. From there, the verb "to clue" emerged, and "clued" is the past tense and past participle form of that verb.

Idioms with the word CLUED

• be clued in The idiom "be clued in" means to be knowledgeable or well-informed about a certain situation, topic, or secret. It refers to someone who has received important information or understanding about something.
• get clued in (to something) The idiom "get clued in (to something)" means to become informed, knowledgeable, or aware of something. It refers to the act of gaining understanding or insight about a particular situation, topic, or secret.

Similar spelling words for CLUED

• Clucked,
• cloudy,
• called,
• cloud,
• led,
• Claudia,
• clout,
• could,
• clawed,
• Cliett,
• clute,
• cooled,
• Claude,
• cleat,
• glued,
• coiled,
• Claudie,
• cud,
• CUED,
• Clyde,
• cold,
• Cleta,
• Claudio,
• Clubbed,
• clod,
• clouded,
• curled,
• clue,
• Cloyd,
• clad,
• Claud,
• clade,
• clothe.

Conjugate verb Clued

CONDITIONAL

I would clue

we would clue

you would clue

he/she/it would clue

they would clue

FUTURE

I will clue

we will clue

you will clue

he/she/it will clue

they will clue

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have clued

we will have clued

you will have clued

he/she/it will have clued

they will have clued

PAST

I clued

we clued

you clued

he/she/it clued

they clued

PAST PERFECT

I had clued

we had clued

you had clued

he/she/it had clued

they had clued

PRESENT

I clue

we clue

you clue

he/she/it clues

they clue

PRESENT PERFECT

I have clued

we have clued

you have clued

he/she/it has clued

they have clued

I am cluing

we are cluing

you are cluing

he/she/it is cluing

they are cluing

I was cluing

we were cluing

you were cluing

he/she/it was cluing

they were cluing

I will be cluing

we will be cluing

you will be cluing

he/she/it will be cluing

they will be cluing

I have been cluing

we have been cluing

you have been cluing

he/she/it has been cluing

they have been cluing

I had been cluing

we had been cluing

you had been cluing

he/she/it had been cluing

they had been cluing

I will have been cluing

we will have been cluing

you will have been cluing

he/she/it will have been cluing

they will have been cluing

I would have clued

we would have clued

you would have clued

he/she/it would have clued

they would have clued

I would be cluing

we would be cluing

you would be cluing

he/she/it would be cluing

they would be cluing

I would have been cluing

we would have been cluing

you would have been cluing

he/she/it would have been cluing

they would have been cluing