retrocue

English

Etymology

retro- +‎ cue

Noun

retrocue (plural retrocues)

  1. A cue (signal) given after, or during an associated event

Verb

retrocue (third-person singular simple present retrocues, present participle retrocueing, simple past and past participle retrocued)

  1. To give such a signal

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