have a clue
1have a clue — (not) have a clue informal to have no knowledge of or no information about something. How much do houses cost in Yorkshire? I haven t got a clue. Internet researchers in the 1980s didn t have a clue about the exciting online landscapes of the… …
2have a clue — know about the answer, know about the topic I didn t have a clue about the answer to Question 2 …
3have a clue usu. with negative — informal know about something or about how to do something. → cluck over/around …
4have no clue — have no idea, have no lead, have no indication, have no inkling …
5have a clue — verb To be knowledgeable about a topic or situation …
6not have a clue — to have no knowledge or information about something. The guy doesn t have a clue what forestry is all about. Usage notes: sometimes used in the form have a clue: Before most doctors have a clue about what a new drug can do, it s being sold to the …
7not have a clue — (not) have a clue informal to have no knowledge of or no information about something. How much do houses cost in Yorkshire? I haven t got a clue. Internet researchers in the 1980s didn t have a clue about the exciting online landscapes of the… …
8not have a clue — informal 1) to not know or understand something Do you know where St Paul Street is? I m sorry, I don t have a clue. I haven t got a clue what you re talking about. 2) to be extremely stupid or extremely bad at doing something They don t have a… …
9not have a clue — If you don t have a clue about something, you don t know anything about it. My wife s grandmother s maiden name? I don t have a clue! …
10not have a clue — informal you expect me to explain her motives, but I do not have a clue Syn: have no idea, be ignorant, not have an inkling; be baffled, be mystified, be at a loss; informal be clueless, not have the faintest/foggiest/slightest idea …
