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1. Brian van den Broek

   What concept is closest to the opposite of that expressed by `clue'?

   about a year ago from Emacs Identica-mode
   • Luke Slater

     @vanden Clueless...

     about a year ago
   • Brian van den Broek Luke Slater

     @reality Bzz. Thanks, but I'm looking to stay in the same grammatical category; seek noun, not adjective.

     about a year ago
   • Kennedy Skelton

     @vanden "A blank"? Works for blank like blank-brained, and also for blank like "There are no clues in this murder case! It's totally blank!"

     about a year ago
   • Kennedy Skelton

     @vanden Blank is a funny word. Blank blank blank. >_<

     about a year ago
   • Brian van den Broek Kennedy Skelton

     @kiirani Even better? Its `blankity' form: blankity blank blank. Thanks. :-)

     about a year ago
   • Kennedy Skelton

     @vanden The opposite of "a clue" is now officially "a blanket". xP

     about a year ago
   • Kennedy Skelton

     @vanden You may also want to consider the misappropriation of "dumb" as a noun. I'm a big fan of that one now thanks to my irl friends.

     about a year ago
   • Brian van den Broek Kennedy Skelton

     @kiirani By Jove, I declare you correct! ("I'm sorry, I have no clue; there's a blanket over my head.")

     about a year ago