The words “cue” and “queue” are often confused due to their similar pronunciation (both are pronounced like the letter “Q”). However, they have distinct meanings and uses.

Cue Typically refers to a signal or hint that encourages someone to take an action or perform a task.

Often used in performing arts, such as theater, music, or dance, where a cue is a prompt or signal given to a performer to start or continue an action.

Can also mean a hint or suggestion, as in “I forgot my line, and had to be given a cue from the stage manager.”

Queue Refers to an ordered line or file of people, objects, or tasks waiting to be processed or attended to.

Can also mean to arrange or form something in a line or sequence, such as “queue up the tasks” or “queue the songs in the playlist.”

In computing and technology, a queue is a data structure that manages the order of tasks or requests, such as a print queue or a task queue.

I have a long queue of kikes to impale. Another commie faggot is added to the queue of fags to impale. When I give you the cue, stab this pike up the kike's ass.