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requeue

/ɹiːkjuː/

requeue verb: to add to a queue again.

Verb

requeue (third-person singular simple present requeues, present participle requeuing, simple past and past participle requeued)

  1. (transitive) To add to a queue again.

Forms of requeue

third-person singular presentrequeues
present participlerequeuing
past participlerequeued
pastrequeued

Origin of requeue

From re- + queue.

Questions about requeue

What does requeue mean?
Requeue means to add to a queue again.
What part of speech is requeue?
Requeue is a verb.
How do you pronounce requeue?
Requeue is pronounced /ɹiːkjuː/.
What is the past tense of requeue?
The past tense of requeue is requeued.

Words near requeue in the dictionary

  1. requests for admission
  2. requests for comments
  3. requests for production
  4. requests for proposal
  5. requests for quotation
  6. requeue
  7. requeued
  8. requeues
  9. requeuing
  10. requicken
  11. requickened

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