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A thing said or done that serves as a signal or indicator

A hint or intimation of something

A line or sequence of people or things

The action of provoking unlawful or untoward behavior

Something that provides a means of understanding or achieving something

(now literary) A reward, prize or recompense for a service

A command, signal or authorization to do something

A small individual part of something larger

A written or printed announcement

Something remembered from the past

To give someone a signal or indication

To suggest or indicate something indirectly or covertly

To refresh the memory of, especially encouraging someone to speak

To advise or give inside information

To inform (someone) of (something)

To stimulate or jog (someone's memory) by checking or going over previous information

To weave together into a braid

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Noun

A thing said or done that serves as a signal or indicator

piece of advice

word to the wise

inside information

advance warning

word of warning

confidential information

piece of information

handwriting on the wall

secret information

information received

reinforcement for

writing on the wall

gentle reminder

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“Meanwhile, on the field, Stacy waited for her cue to begin singing.”

Noun

A hint or intimation of something

piece of information

sneaking suspicion

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“This gives the listener a subtle cue that the speech segment is ending without allowing the speech to get lost in the music.”

Noun

A line or sequence of people or things

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“A long cue of ordinary, working Canadians formed in the crowded hallway outside courtroom 5, waiting to hear their names over the loudspeaker.”

Noun

The action of provoking unlawful or untoward behavior

envigoration^UK

invigoration^US

shot in the arm

pressurization^US

pressurisation^UK

kick up the backside

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Noun

Something that provides a means of understanding or achieving something

Noun

(now literary) A reward, prize or recompense for a service

rightful treatment

goodwill gesture

little something

slice of the cake

piece of the action

special compensation

additional compensation

unexpected extra

golden parachute

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Noun

A command, signal or authorization to do something

authorisation^UK

authorization^US

expressed desire

public statement

official sanction

Act of Parliament

working principle

piece of legislation

legislative document

generalization^US

generalisation^UK

policy statement

subpoena ad testificandum

temporary restraining order

coercive measure

punitive measure

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Noun

A small individual part of something larger

chapter and verse

piece of information

contributing factor

determining factor

variable quantity

itemized information

line of reasoning

instrumentality

part and parcel

fine distinction

point in question

principal object

circumstantiality

meat and potatoes

state of affairs

how the land lies

lay of the land

lie of the land

set of conditions

how things stand

insignificant item

thing of no consequence

matter of no consequence

thing of no importance

matter of no importance

unimportant point

essential quality

typical feature

unique selling point

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Noun

A written or printed announcement

information sheet

advertising leaflet

printed document

publicity material

promotional material

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Noun

Something remembered from the past

Verb

To give someone a signal or indication

bear witness to

be an indication of

show to be true

show beyond doubt

constitute proof of

constitute evidence of

show once and for all

“I'll cue you when to come in and sing you your part on cue after the audience has their singing under control.”

Verb

To suggest or indicate something indirectly or covertly

give an inkling

allude to the fact

give someone to believe

give someone to understand

make a reference to the fact

refer to the fact

let it be known

put flea in ear

lead to believe

put someone in mind of

put one in mind of

point in direction of

make you think of

put you in mind of

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Verb

To refresh the memory of, especially encouraging someone to speak

Verb

To advise or give inside information

give the low-down

give the high sign

give fair warning

put on the qui vive

put on the alert

give someone a cue

pull one's coat

make you remember

put someone on notice

help you remember

cause someone to remember

help someone remember

jog your memory

put in the picture

draw attention to

raise the alarm

give a warning to

sound the alarm

give fair warning to

give the lowdown on

give guidance to

give direction to

give one's suggestions to

give one's opinion to

wave a red flag

give advance warning

warn in advance

put a bug in one's ear

put in the picture about

put on one's guard about

tip someone the wink about

put you on your guard

break the news to

give advance notice

give an inkling

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Verb

To inform (someone) of (something)

put in the picture

make familiar with

keep up to date

bring up-to-date

give information to

give the lowdown

put someone on notice

make somebody aware of

give information about

make conversant

keep up to speed

put in the picture about

give the high sign

keep up to speed with

keep someone briefed

raise the alarm

sound the alarm

give fair warning to

give a warning to

give details to

explain the circumstances to

bring up to date

break the news to

keep in the loop

give someone the latest information

keep in the picture

describe the state of affairs to

cause someone to remember

give the low-down

explain the situation to

help someone remember

jog your memory

give someone a cue

make you remember

help you remember

bring up to speed

give the latest

bring to somebody's attention

turn somebody on to

get somebody into

give somebody a taste for

give information

give the skinny on

communicate knowledge

fill someone in

put on the alert

give the low-down to

give someone to understand

make conversant with

put on the qui vive

draw attention to

blow the whistle on

give fair warning

give intelligence

constantly update

put on the line

keep up to date with

enlighten as to

offer information

make knowledgeable

get off your chest

give the rundown

supply with facts

give a sitrep to

pull one's coat

give the lowdown on

give a rundown of

give the gen about

indoctrinate in

give the low-down on

give instructions

give instruction to

give lessons to

din something into

put someone through their paces

give counsel to

give counselling to

give direction to

make suggestions to

give someone tips

make recommendations to

familiarize with

be responsible for the education of

give instruction

put through the grind

teach information

give the rundown on

show the lay of the land

give the gen on

bring up to date on

bring to notice

bring to public attention

make better known

give a grounding in

give an inkling

show the way to

explain things to

wave a red flag

give advance warning

warn in advance

tip someone the wink about

put on one's guard about

put a bug in one's ear

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Verb

To stimulate or jog (someone's memory) by checking or going over previous information

give someone a cue

try to persuade

twist someone's arm

light a fire under

twist one's arm

make of a mind to

put the heat on

put the screws on

give incentive to

put a bomb under

use pressure on

put pressure on

act as a stimulus to

fire with enthusiasm

agitate against

give the incentive to

strongly recommend

act as a incentive to

work into lather

fire the imagination of

act as an incentive to

give someone a kick

get someone going

bring round to the idea of

bring to reason

gain one's confidence

make a believer

give a shot in the arm

propagandize^US

propagandise^UK

get somebody on your side

exert influence on

put someone up to something

make you of a mind to

lead by the nose

turn one's head

press someone into

cause to believe

pressurize into

reason someone into

turn somebody on to

pressure someone into

bring to senses

lead to believe

gain confidence of

have an effect on

ask authoritatively

give one's suggestions to

give one's opinion to

give direction to

give guidance to

take out of mothballs

speak in favor of

go on record for

offer recommendation

speak favorably of

beat the drum for

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Verb

To weave together into a braid

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