verb

guess

to estimate, to suppose, to predict

Can you guess my age?

Can you guess my age?

I guess it's going to rain.

I guess it's going to rain.

Guess what I bought today.

Guess what I bought today.

((sth.)) to estimate or suppose (sth.) Can you guess my age?

((that ...)) to suppose (that ...) I guess it's going to rain.

((wh-clause)) to form an opinion about (wh-clause) Guess what I bought today.

Synonyms: estimate, suppose, predict; Antonyms: know, be certain

From Middle English 'gessen', likely from Middle Dutch 'gissen' (to guess).

The phrase 'Guess what?' is common for introducing surprising news. Remember the word through this phrase.

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