guesstimate , auch: guestimate

The guesstimate is about 23,000 and I love them all.

First guesstimate was that his force had been cut by half.

He gave that as a guesstimate of what it might take.

There's nothing really more I mean the whole thing is a budget guesstimate.

"I'm not anxious to have people deal with guesstimates," he said.

Guesstimates had it staying that way for a minimum six more hours.

Population was impossible to judge, though the best guesstimate put it at slightly less than a billion.

An example of these 'guesstimates' is set out in Table 1.

Since then, it has become normal practice to make "guesstimates" of Nigeria's population.

The guesstimates were for a fall of between 0.5 and 0.8%.

I'm going on guesstimates on my part, because at the end of the day we threw our hands up.

By my guesstimate, 60 demonstrators and an equal number of reporters showed up.

So if we made a conservative guesstimate that for every head of a household, there were three other deaths.

Until we replace man with robots, hope and guesstimates will remain the heart of capitalism.

A police official who spoke on the condition of anonymity called that "speculation, a guesstimate."

The unemployment numbers cited for the 1930s were a guesstimate.

This has led critics to label the equation a guesstimate, or even meaningless.

To impose an hourly fee now would force them to create bills based on guesstimates.

I might be right in my guesstimate most times, but she makes sure it's substantiated by hard figures."

"We're operating from a position base of knowledge," he said, "rather than some sort of guesstimate."

My best guesstimate as of now is that the total will crowd a hundred megabucks."

If one is familiar with the type of problem, then this is an educated guess or guesstimate.

My guesstimate is we have 20 this year."

An informed "guesstimate" put Juicy sales at about $200 million in one year.

It is similar to the slang word guesstimate, a portmanteau of guess and estimate.