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incue

incue noun: a cue indicating the beginning of a portion of broadcast material.

Noun

incue (plural incues)

  1. A cue indicating the beginning of a portion of broadcast material.
    Antonyms:
    endcue, outcue

Antonyms of incue

Forms of incue

pluralincues

Origin of incue

in + cue

Questions about incue

What does incue mean?
Incue means a cue indicating the beginning of a portion of broadcast material.
What part of speech is incue?
Incue is a noun.
What is the plural of incue?
The plural of incue is incues.

Words near incue in the dictionary

  1. incudo-
  2. incudomalleal
  3. incudomalleolar
  4. incudostapedial
  5. incudotympanic
  6. incue
  7. incues
  8. inculcate
  9. inculcated
  10. inculcates
  11. inculcatest

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