n. The tail; something hanging down like a tail, as the long curl of a wig or a long roll or plait of hair. In this sense also queue. See pigtail.n. A number of persons ranged in a line, awaiting their turn to be served, as at a bank or a ticket-office. In this sense also queue.n. Theat, words which when spoken at the end of a speech in the course of a play are the signal for an answering speech, or for the entrance of another actor, etc.n. In music, a fragment of some other part printed in small notes, at the end of a long rest or silence occurring in the part of a voice or an instrument, to assist the singer or player in beginning promptly and correctly.n. Henceā A hint; an intimation; a guiding suggestion.n. The part which one is to play; a course of action prescribed, or made necessary by circumstances.n. Humor; turn or temper of mind.n. A straight tapering rod tipped with a small soft pad, used to strike the balls in billiards, bagatelle, and similar games.n. A support for a lance; a lance-rest.To tie into a cue or tail.n. The name of the letter Q, q.n. A farthing; a half-farthing.n. A farthing's worth; the quantity bought with a farthing, as a small quantity of bread or beer.