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cue stick

 

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Noun cue stick has 1 sense
  1. cue, cue stick, pool cue, pool stick - sports implement consisting of a tapering rod used to strike a cue ball in pool or billiards
    --1 is a kind of sports implement
    --1 has parts: stock

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Cue Stick

Description:

A cue stick, also known as a pool cue or billiard cue, is a long, tapered stick used to strike the cue ball in games such as billiards, pool, and snooker. Typically made of wood or composite materials, cue sticks are essential tools for players to accurately aim and hit the balls on a billiard table.

Senses and Usages:

1. Noun (Billiards Equipment): Referring to the physical instrument used for striking the cue ball.

Example sentence: He chose a cue stick with a smooth grip and a sturdy shaft.

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2. Noun (Signal or Prompt): Referring to a signal or indication that prompts an action or response.

Example sentence: The lighting crew received the cue stick to start the next scene.

Related products: Stage Cue Sticks on Amazon

3. Verb (Theater): Describing the action of giving a signal or prompt in a theatrical performance.

Example sentence: The director cued him to enter the stage at the perfect moment.

4. Verb (Action and Response): Referring to the act of providing an indication or prompting for someone to initiate an action or response.

Example sentence: The instructor cued the students to start their performance.

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