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v. /ges"teuh mayt'/; n. /ges"teuh mit, -mayt'/ v.t., guestimated, guestimating, n.guesstimate.
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guestimate — UK US /ˈɡestɪmət/ noun [C] ► GUESSTIMATE(Cf. ↑guesstimate) … Financial and business terms
Guestimate — An estimation based on inconclusive information or limited experince. I m not really a pokemon collector but I d guestimate that Chraziard card goes for $50 … Dictionary of american slang
Guestimate — An estimation based on inconclusive information or limited experince. I m not really a pokemon collector but I d guestimate that Chraziard card goes for $50 … Dictionary of american slang
guestimate — n. (also guesstimate) colloq. an estimate based on a mixture of guesswork and calculation. Etymology: GUESS + ESTIMATE * * * guestimate var. guesstimate … Useful english dictionary
guestimate — v. make an estimation about something without basing it on solid facts or figures, make a reasonable guess about something without having details to refer to (Slang) … English contemporary dictionary
guestimate — noun & verb variant spelling of guesstimate … English new terms dictionary
guestimate — gues·ti·mate … English syllables
Joseph McMoneagle — (Born January 10, 1946, Miami, Florida) is known for his involvement in the development of Remote Viewing by U.S. Army Intelligence and the Stanford Research Institute. He was one of the original Officers recruited for the top secret army program … Wikipedia
guesstimate — v. /ges teuh mayt /; n. /ges teuh mit, mayt /, v., guesstimated, guesstimating, n. Informal. v.t. 1. to estimate without substantial basis in facts or statistics. n. 2. an estimate arrived at by guesswork. Also, guestimate. [1935 40, Amer.; b.… … Universalium
guesstimate — guess‧ti‧mate [ˈgestmt] noun [countable] informal an attempt to judge an amount or quantity by guessing it: • In these uncertain economic times, Wall Street earnings estimates more closely resemble guesstimates. guesstimate [ meɪt] verb… … Financial and business terms
