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a wINK can give us a hint

ksameer_coep you beat me to it..but still, A murder in which the killer stabbed the victim with a pen, and the Ink trail was an INKLING for the cops to catch him.

When you ink, it means you are showing something

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you give a hint to someone that the pen ink is leaking...

jumble the words . inkling -> linking .. a linking is a hint or clue.

That ink was linked to killer

he always ATE in an INN(restaurant),it was his INBORN habit

Root word nate = Inborn

Remember INmATE: thatis anything inmate in somone

The characteristic was imprisoned inside him from birth like an INMATE.

in(not)+nocuous(noxious)........ means not noxious......something which is not noxious is harmless...

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innocuous ~ innocent

Although some spiders are POISONOUS, most of them are INNOCUOUS (harmless)

Nokia+Us- Amongst 'fell' phones, Nokia is the most harmless to Us.

He is locked IN the box and he KNOCKS TO US, but we ignore him because he is now harmless.

INjury NO COw tO US ...no injury is given to us by cow

in + no + c + u + ous >>> means u do not have an eye on us.. so u r not harmful to us..

"Innocuous" is closely related, in both origin and meaning, to "innocent"

Innocuous: ENO (antacid) quon US mein nahi lete log, ye to completely HARMLESS hai.

Innocuous= I NO KILL US :-)

In-Noc(sounds like Knock "knock the door" to come inside) If someone knocks to come inside then he is harmless. Harmful people just barged in.

INN(loopala)ENDO UNDI...hint lies inside something

"The salesman was making innuendos towards our 16 year old daughter" is salesman ne ladki chhedi, INNU UNDE(eggs) maaro.....

ok this is poor but does the job....you go for a stay in an INN but U END up washing kitchen utensils...what does it imply? you had no money to pay!!

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INN(inside)ENDO(inside)something is there inside..usually hint lies inside something

another one...in the song IN THE END by Linkin Park, it implies that he has lost something which he had tried so hard to get

innuendo -> i + knew + end... how does one manage to guess the end result?? from the "hints" provided.. thus innuendo means hints..

in(to, toward) + nuere[to nod.] An indirect or subtle, usually derogatory implication in expression

IN the END u get Offended

INN(shirt ki inn)+U+ENDO....you end doing inn of your shirt because soon you are going to be a beggar...It,s a kind of remark or hint....

in+nuen+do--- IN church NUN(nuen) gave me a HINT to DO work(eg: start singing the prayer , ring the bells)

though i was offered free coaching for GRE from my university in FE i didnt opt for it bcoz though the OPPORTUNITY was good but it was UNTIMELY..INOPPORTUNE..:)

opportunity @ appropriate time Inopportune @ inappropriate time

inopportune=inconvenient, unfortunate, inappropriate, unsuitable, untimely, unfavourable, mistimed, inauspicious, ill-timed, ill-chosen, unseasonable, unpropitious, malapropos....... The dismissals came at an inopportune time...:)

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you are in ordinate(y-axis) and y axis goes upwards without limit

split it as in+ord+din+ate... remember it as IN DIN(ner) he ORD(ered) and ATE EXCESSIVELY.

in+ordinary = inordinate means unrestrained.

inordinate:in (not) +ordinate(ordinary)-so not ordinary which is beyond the normal

inordinate.split it in(not),ordinate(order),when some body is not in order with higer authority or they r free to do whatever they want.so they become UNRESTRINED.

IN+QUIZ+itive, contestents IN a QUIZ are eager for knowledge.

Curiously (INQUI-sitive) Inquiring and (in-QUIS-itive) Questioning

INQUISITOR - sounds like in-quiz-itor, so someone in a quiz who asks questions, is a questioner.

INQUISOTOR-one who is INQUISitive, always asks questions , he is a QUESTIONER.

The later part rhymes as visitor, usually tend to be harsh & questions a lot in school and colleges hence called 'investigator'.

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