clued
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Clued is the past tense of clue, meaning to inform or give information to someone.
It appears most often in the phrase clued in, meaning made aware of something: Nobody clued me in about the dress code.
Someone who is clued in or clued up (British) understands what's going on; someone clueless does not.
Given necessary knowledge
- consciousMentally present and alert
- alertWarning or watchfulness
- cognizantConscious of facts
- mindfulConsciously attentive
perceptive · attuned · observant · sensitive · vigilant · awake · knowledgeable · notified
informed
Given necessary knowledge
mindful · perceptive · attuned · observant · sensitive · vigilant · awake · knowledgeable · notified · apprised
mystery
Something unexplained or unknown
- sleuthPrivate investigator
- investigationFormal examination of facts
- whodunitCrime fiction identifying perpetrator
noir · gumshoe · deduction · evidence · alibi · forensics · interrogation · hunch · suspect · motive
puzzle
Challenge testing ingenuity
- crackedHaving surface fractures
- decodedConverted from cipher
- decipheredConverted from code
unraveled · crossword · riddle · cipher · code · answer · solution · eureka · breakthrough · revelation
cluedclueless
Lacking any understanding
uninformed · ignorant · unaware · in the dark · oblivious
cluedclueless
Lacking any understanding
naive · hapless · out of touch · behind the times · in over one's head
- no clueState of ignorance
- get a clueBecome aware, finally
- have a clueGrasp the situation
- clued inMade aware of something
- has a cluePossesses helpful information
- clue inProvide inside information
clue, conclude, exclusive, clues, preclude, excluded, conclusive, cluing, occlude