Clue
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A clue refers to information that may lead a person to a specific conclusion. "Having or getting a clue" means someone who gets it and/or understands something. It comes from the ancient Greek myth of the Labyrinth where the hero Theseus used a clew, or ball of twine, to solve the Minotaur's labyrinth.
Clue may also mean:
- Cluedo (known as Clue in North America), a crime fiction board game originally published in 1948 in the United Kingdom
- Clue (video game), a video game based on the board game
- Clue (musical), a musical based on the board game that premiered Off-Broadway in 1997
- Clue (book series), a series of 18 books based on the board game
- Clue (film), a 1985 Hollywood comedy film based on the board game
- DJ Clue, a Mixtape DJ
- Clue cell, a type of vaginal cell
- I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue, known as Clue to fans of the BBC Radio 4 panel game
- CluE, or Cluster Exploratory, a National Science Foundation-funded research program
- Canadian Association for Open Source, formerly known as the Canadian Linux User Exchange (CLUE)
- Clue, software for creating orienteering control point "clue" cards
- C.L.U.E., the Comprehensive Loss Underwriting Exchange, a database of insurance claims used industry-wide by insurance companies
The plural, Clues, may refer to:
- Clues, a Star Trek: The Next Generation episode
- Clues: A Journal of Detection, a scholarly journal of crime fiction
- Clues (band), indie pop band from Montreal
- Clues (album), a 1980 album by Robert Palmer
- Clues (album), a 2009 album by the band Clues
- Arthur Clues, Australian rugby league footballer
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