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While we are focused more on meanings than hints in this story, sometimes learning that many of the words have completely unrelated meanings is a clue in and of itself. Connections frequently includes clues that involve words within words and other visual clues.
Clarity meaning
The quality of being clear.
Context meaning
The words, phrases or sentences that come immediately before and after a specific passage.
Insight meaning
Goods, valuables or territory seized by force.
Perspective meaning
A particular point of view.
Carat meaning
A unit of mass used to weigh gemstones and pearls.
Charred meaning
Burnt.
Korn meaning
A popular 90s American rock band.
Leak meaning
An accidental opening.
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Blowout meaning
To beat an opponent by a massive margin in a sports game.
Color meaning
The visual perception created when light wavelengths interact with the cone cells in the eye.
Extensions meaning
Additions.
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Trim meaning
To cut just a bit.
Built meaning
Constructed.
Cut meaning
Chopped.
Jacked meaning
Muscular.
Ripped meaning
Torn
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