mutualcue
nounUK /ˈmjuːtʃuəl kjuː/
US /ˈmjuːtʃuəl kjuː/
A mutualcue is a secret signal that two people both understand.
The twins used a mutualcue, a quick wink, to agree without talking.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A shared reminder that helps two people remember the same thing.
Their mutualcue was a small bell that meant it was time to leave.
3. A two-way hint in a game where players help each other guess.
In charades, a mutualcue like tapping the table told her partner to try again.
4. A friendly sign between teammates that means 'pass to me.'
The player gave a mutualcue with two fingers so his friend knew where to send the ball.