cued

SayKYOOD/kjuːd/

2 meanings of cued

1
verb
Simple past and past participle of cue. Use this form when the signaling already happened.
The teacher cued the students to begin their presentation.
He cued the music as soon as the dancers were ready.
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2
adjective
Needing or using a signal that tells someone when or how to act.
Like a runner who waits for the starting whistle before moving.
The memory game uses cued hints to help kids recall the answers.
A cued task gives you a quick signal before you have to respond.
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cued is a form of cue

cue, verb: To cause something to start or happen. Full entry

Forms: cuecues he/she/itcueing -ing formcued past tense, past participle
Spelling: cue → cued: add -d
Sound: The ending sounds like /d/.

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