guessmanytimes
verbUK /ɡɛs ˈmɛni taɪmz/
US /ɡɛs ˈmɛni taɪmz/
To try to answer something many times.
She had to guess many times before she got the right answer.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To make several attempts at solving a puzzle or riddle.
He guessmanytimes on the riddle until it finally made sense.
3. To repeatedly estimate a number or value without being sure.
They guessmanytimes how many candies were in the jar.
4. To try different answers in a game until one is correct.
In the quiz game, you can guessmanytimes before time runs out.