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precue

precue noun: a cue produced prior to a stimulus.

Noun

precue (plural precues)

  1. A cue produced prior to a stimulus

Verb

precue (third-person singular simple present precues, present participle precueing, simple past and past participle precued)

  1. To supply a precue

Forms of precue

Noun
pluralprecues
Verb
third-person singular presentprecues
present participleprecueing
past participleprecued
pastprecued

Origin of precue

From pre- + cue.

Questions about precue

What does precue mean?
Precue means a cue produced prior to a stimulus.
What part of speech is precue?
Precue can be a noun or a verb.
What is the plural of precue?
The plural of precue is precues.

Words near precue in the dictionary

  1. precruising
  2. precrural
  3. precrystalline
  4. precrystallization
  5. precubist
  6. precue
  7. precued
  8. precueing
  9. precues
  10. precular
  11. preculars

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