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insideadjective not known or meant to be known by the general populacemade a stock trade based on inside information behind-the-scenes, confidential, esoteric, hush-hush, hushed, intimate, nonpublic, private, privy, secret classified, restricted, top secretsilent, unadvertised, unannounced, undisclosed, unmentioned, unsaid, untoldclandestine, closet, collusive, conspiratorial, covertfurtive, hugger-mugger, occult, sneak, sneaking, sneaky, stealthy, surreptitious, undercover, underground, underhand, underhandedpersonalcloseted, concealed, hiddenrepressed, silenced, stifled, suppressedbackstage, offscreen, offstage common, open, public well-knownadvertised, aired, announced, blazed, broadcast, declared, disclosed, divulged, enunciated, heralded, proclaimed, professed, promulgated, publicized, published, reported, spotlightedgeneral, popular, prevailing, vulgarcurrent, prevalent, rife, widespreadcommunal, shared situated farther inchose the inside lane to run around the track inner, interior, internal, inward inmost, innermostcentral, mid, middle, midmost exterior, external, outer, outside, outward outermost, outmostsurface an interior or internal partthe inside of the clock features an amazingly complex mechanism innards, interior, within belly, bowels, gutsstuffingrecessescenter, core, heart exterior, outside border, boundary, brim, brink, edge, end, extremity, fringe, limit, lip, margin, perimeter, periphery, rimsurface usually insides pl.the internal organs of the bodymedical students eager to see what people's insides look like the seat of one's deepest thoughts and emotionsnot one to share her fears and worries, she keeps it all on the inside belly, blood, bone(s), bosom, breast, core, gut, heart, heartstrings, inner space, quick, soul conscience, mind information not generally available to the publica person with the inside on what really happened at the board meeting 411(slang), book, dope, lowdown, poop(slang), scoop, skinny(slang), tip dirt, dish, gossip, rumor, storyhint, pointerinformation, intelligence, news, tidings, word ancient history, open secret in the 14th century |