Difference between Suggests and Hint

SUGGESTS vs HINT: NOUN

A slight indication
An indirect suggestion
A just detectable amount
A slight but appreciable addition
An indication of potential opportunity
A slight indication or intimation.
A brief or indirect suggestion; a tip.
A statement conveying information in an indirect fashion; a clue.
A barely perceptible amount.
An occasion; an opportunity.
Information in a computer-based font that suggests how the outlines of the font's glyphs should be distorted in order to produce, at specific sizes, a visually appealing pixel-based rendering. Also known as hinting.
A slight but appreciable amount
An opportunity; occasion; fit time.
An act of exertion; a snatch: as, in a hint, in a moment.
An opportunity; a fit time.
A suggestion made indirectly; a covert suggestion or implication; an indirect indication, conveyed by speech, gesture, action, or circumstance, whether intentional or unintentional.
Synonyms See hint, v. t.
A remote allusion; slight mention; intimation; insinuation; a suggestion or reminder, without a full declaration or explanation; also, an occasion or motive.
A clue.
A tacit suggestion that avoids a direct statement.
A small, barely detectable amount of.

To bring to mind by a slight mention or remote allusion; to suggest in an indirect manner.

Behind.
To lay hold of; seize; snatch: a dialectal variant of hent.
To suggest in an indirect manner; indicate by allusion or implication; give a hint of.
Synonyms 2. Hint, Intimate, Suggest, Insinuate. To hint is to convey an idea in the lightest possible manner, and especially by implication; to let one's thought be known in an indirect, hesitating, or partial manner. To intimate is to convey one's meaning more plainly than by a hint, but still not directly or explicitly. Suggest has a somewhat wide range, often meaning essentially the same as propose or remind (one) of, and ranging down to the meaning of hint: as, to suggest a plan; to suggest more than one says. Insinuate is now generally used in a bad sense; when used in a good sense, it implies pains taken and delicacy of skill. Hints and insinuations are always covert, intimations often, suggestions rarely. An innuendo is a peculiarly dark, crafty, or mean insinuation.
To make an indirect reference, suggestion, or allusion.
Synonyms Allude (to), Refer (to), etc. See advert, v. i.
Drop a hint
Intimate by a hint

Shows, Infers, Recommends, Argues, Appears, Implies, Reveals, Indicates, Paint a picture, Intimate, Evoke, Propose, Advise, Hint, Indicate

Pinch, Lead, Breath, Steer, Mite, Jot, Tip, Touch, Speck, Trace, Intimation, Suggest, Suggestion, Soupcon, Clue

Reminds, Presupposes, Identifies, Means, Refers, Hints, Emphasizes, Shows, Infers, Intimate, Evoke, Propose, Advise, Hint, Indicate

Whiff, Confidential information, Wind, Pinch, Lead, Breath, Steer, Mite, Tip, Touch, Speck, Trace, Suggest, Soupcon, Clue

Packaging type hint information with your source code allows people using your library to use your type hint information to improve their developer experience.
If such a hint is found, the hint overrides the degree of parallelism obtained as a result of the previous step.
DJs Take a hint of love and a hint of summer.
Paul is giving us much more than a hint here, but it is a very suggestive hint.
You can add them using the inline hint: open a hint, and click Add Inline Watch.
In a Rule Execution, Merge Query formed using definition level Merge Hint precede over the Global Merge Hint Parameters defined here.
Do you think that readers who may need some hint that book requires further research should be denied even this hint?
On a related note: while trying to hint with FIRST_ROWS, I noticed the hint changed the answer.
Button: Hint Request a hint to find the next cell to solve.
Date objects treat no hint as if the hint were String.