Cue
41cue up — verb The act of taking aim on the cue ball with the cue in a game of snooker, or billiards, etc …
42cue — a signal or sign for an actor to begin performing, from either another performer, from the director, or from within the script; a cue is often the last word of one character s line(s) of dialogue, when another performer is expected to pick up… …
43cue in — {v. phr.}, {informal} To add new information to that which is already known. * /Let s not forget to cue in Joe on what has been happening./ …
44cue in — {v. phr.}, {informal} To add new information to that which is already known. * /Let s not forget to cue in Joe on what has been happening./ …
45cue — a stimulus, e.g. temperature is often a spawning cue …
46cue — In conditioning and learning theory, a pattern of stimuli to which an individual has learned or is learning to respond. response produced cues successive stimulus cues in a behavior chain, each response serving as a reinforcer for the previous …
47CUE — Computer Using Educators (Academic & Science » Universities) * Cuenca, Ecuador (Regional » Airport Codes) * Microsoft Cue Cards data (Computing » File Extensions) * Coastal Upwelling Experiment (Academic & Science » Ocean Science) * Component… …
48cue — See cue, queue …
49cue — Synonyms and related words: actor, advice, agate, aide memoire, alerting, antagonist, antihero, ball, baseball bat, bat, battledore, bauble, bit, bit part, blocks, book, braid, broad hint, brush, bun, cast, catchword, cauda, caudal appendage,… …
50cue\ in — v. phr. informal To add new information to that which is already known. Let s not forget to cue in Joe on what has been happening …
