Converse of object

• miss: In what I take to be whatever the opposite of a missed cue is?

• detect: Failure to detect cues from the immune system changes the parasite's development pattern.

Adjective modifier

• non-verbal: We therefore need to develop and use other non-verbal cues which are tangible and helpful to the child.

• paralinguistic: Paralinguistic cues What are paralinguistic cues in the context of text-based communication?

• contextual: The words are arranged in random order to minimize contextual cues.

• nonverbal: Nonverbal cues crucial buck you put which qualify a opening a card.

• visual: For a visual cue to some of these words, please refer to our Map.

• auditory: Catching a bounced ball is easier to catch, because of the auditory cue from the ball hitting the floor.

Modifies a noun

• weighting: Development of cue weighting strategies in children's speech perception.

• ball: The cue ball must be played from the spot near the front of the table.

• bid: Partner had slower ways of reaching 4NT had he wished to force, such as a cue bid of 4.

• sheet: SR: I usually provide my producers and distributors with a cue sheet, but they never get down to doing it.

• card: On the cue cards were colored cartoon drawings of three imaginary people, with names.

Noun used with modifier

• snooker: Simon wins a 3 piece ash snooker cue endorsed by " The Rocket " Ronnie O'Sullivan.

• styling: You could see the styling cues from the big saloon all over the new sports car.

• billiard: At about 11.30 am he looked in at Louis Meier's shop, intending to buy a billiard cue.

• retrieval: In Hindi, the agreement feature provides an extra retrieval cue at the verb.

• pool: The tall pool player was still looking around angrily, holding his pool cue like a bat.

• lighting: There are over 350 lighting cues called by the stage manager per performance.