- queue⇄expr. queue up, to line up.
Ex. Queuing up is a symbol of British fair play (Time). - queue⇄noun 1. a braid of hair hanging down from the back of the head.
Ex. His long, powdered locks hung in a well-tended queue down his back (Harriet Beecher Stowe).
2. a number of persons, automobiles, or trucks arranged in a line waiting their t - queue⇄queue, noun, verb, queued,queuingorqueueing.
- queue⇄v.i. to form or stand in a long line; take one's place in a queue.
Ex. Thirty-three vessels are queueing at the Mersey Bar 20 miles from port waiting to dock (London Times). - queue⇄v.t. 1. to arrange (persons) in or as if in a queue or queues.
2. to arrange (messages, data, or other items) into a sequence.
Ex. You control, queue, prioritize, or view spooled data at any time using the pop-up PrintQ ... display (Global C