Definitions

1. verb

to give a signal to start or begin, often by speaking or showing a sign

“The director cued the orchestra to start playing.”

2. verb

to remind or suggest something to someone, often by word or action

“The actor cued his co-star to laugh at the punchline.”

3. noun

a signal, especially one given by speaking or showing a sign

“The cue was a flash of light on the stage.”

4. noun

a suggestion or reminder, especially one given by word or action

“The cue was a wink from the director.”

5. noun

the first shot or event in a film or television show, often used as a reference point

“The script notes the cue at the beginning of the scene.”

6. noun

a ball or object used in cue sports, such as pool or snooker

“The player hit the cue with great force.”