Guesses

Her guesses about the number of jelly beans in the jar were remarkably close.

Their guesses about the cause of the problem turned out to be accurate.

His guesses about the meaning of the painting were based on his own interpretation.

She guesses the solution to the crossword puzzle.

She guesses that he is lying about his whereabouts.

We used to play guesses during long car rides to pass the time.

He guesses that the cat is hiding under the bed.

He guesses which direction to turn the Rubik's cube.

After a few unsuccessful attempts at guessing the word, she decided to use the process of elimination to narrow down her guesses.

The teacher guesses the correct spelling of the word.

She guesses where the bullseye is on the dartboard.

He guesses which move to make next in the chess game.

He made multiple guesses at the correct combination for the lock, eventually succeeding.

Her guesses at the riddle stumped everyone in the room.

I took a few guesses at the password for my account, but none of them worked.

The detective's guesses were proving to be accurate, as he pieced together the clues.

His guesses at the hidden object game were getting better with practice.

The child made wild guesses at what could be in the wrapped present.

His guesses at the target were getting better with each throw.

The team's guesses at the puzzle were getting closer to the solution.

The student made educated guesses at the answers on the difficult exam.

They made educated guesses about the number of attendees for the concert.

The scientist's guesses about the chemical reaction proved to be incorrect.

The team's guesses during the brainstorming session led to some innovative ideas.

He made several guesses about the weight of the pumpkin at the fair.

The children took turns making guesses at the answer to the riddle.

She guesses the weight of the pumpkin at the fair.

She guesses how to arrange the pieces of the jigsaw puzzle.

She guesses where the target is located in archery.

She guesses the missing word in the sentence in the language lesson.

He guesses which cup the ball is under in the shell game.

He guesses the identity of the character in the movie before the reveal.

He guesses that the stock market will crash soon.

He guesses that the novel will be a bestseller.

He guesses that the game will be difficult to win.

She guesses that the missing item might be in the lost and found.

He guesses that the job interview will be challenging.

She guesses that the store will have her size in stock.

His guesses were based on intuition rather than logic.

She made several wild guesses before finally getting the answer right on the quiz.

His guesses were met with skepticism by the rest of the group.

The detective's guesses as to the culprit were all over the place until he found a crucial piece of evidence.

He made several guesses as to the identity of the mysterious caller, but none of them turned out to be correct.

The scientist's educated guesses about the outcome of the experiment turned out to be correct.

The student's guesses on the multiple-choice test were a mix of correct and incorrect answers.

My guesses weren't very accurate, but I kept trying anyway.

Her guesses about what her surprise birthday party would entail were completely off the mark.

I made a few guesses, but I couldn't figure out what was wrong with the machine.

His guesses at the crossword puzzle were getting more accurate as he worked through the clues.

He took a lot of guesses, but he still didn't hit the bullseye.