verb
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To put oneself or itself at the end of a waiting line.
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To arrange themselves into a physical waiting queue.
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To add to a queue data structure.
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To fasten the hair into a queue.
noun
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The act of placing something in a queue.
Examples of queuing in a Sentence
The warmth of the evening chased out Bird Song's guests—all non-dieters probably queuing up for ice cream, or maybe simply promenading the Victorian village streets as alpenglow painted the surrounding peaks in pink.
A genuine feelgood movie that will have mature adults queuing for tickets.
Why, then, are people queuing up to heap derision upon the hapless chavs?
The entire queuing system, in addition, includes features designed to work around partial communications outages in the network.
There I was queuing for the Wheel with my four pals, an icy breeze whipping my legs and squeezing into my tight miniskirt.
The sale was canceled while Mr Sidebottom was queuing and he subsequently sued for breach of contract.
Foreigners are allowed to travel but spend a great deal of time queuing at checkpoints.
And that is very important when you get hundreds queuing for the loo between sessions.
Spent ages (4.5 minutes) queuing for cash at the machine as some scatty wreck flapped over her withdrawal.
Outside the Scuzz Stage people were queuing ten deep to get a glimpse of the titans of rock playing on a small stage.
As Dempsey struggles with engine problems the other title contenders start queuing up behind him.
The warmth of the evening chased out Bird Song's guests—all non-dieters probably queuing up for ice cream, or maybe simply promenading the Victorian village streets as alpenglow painted the surrounding peaks in pink.
Whilst queuing there were a number of crazy characters entertaining the ravers in the queue, which helped pass the time.