0 present participle of conjecture
1 to guess, based on the appearance of a situation and not on proof:
Conjecturing may be a useful step even in natural philosophy.
Explanatory diagnosis conjecturing actions to explain observations.
It is a trade newspaper and there has been no conjecturing by me.
I think though that he has gone far into the realms of conjecturing about situations that will never arise.
If the money were available, one could spend the next hour conjecturing the sort of project on which one could spend it.
On these benches we have been conjecturing whether there would be an addition of is.
We are merely conjecturing in the dark.
The surprise omission led to much conjecturing about the reasoning.
