cue

US /kjuː/
UK /kjuː/
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1.

a signal for action

:
The actor missed his cue to enter the stage.
She took her cue from his hesitation.
2.

a long, thin stick used to strike the cue ball in billiards or snooker

:
He carefully chalked his cue before taking the shot.
The pool hall had many different types of cues available.
1.

to give a signal or prompt to (someone)

:
The director will cue the actors when it's their turn.
Can you cue me when the music starts?