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Tue has 4 different meanings across 1 category:

Proper Noun

Definitions
Noun
1

Archaic form of tui (the parson bird)

"The pharmacist explained that his new prescription required a TUE before he could fill it at the hospital pharmacy."

2

Abbreviation of Tuesday.

3

Initialism of therapeutic use exemption.

"The calendar shows that today is tue, so we can start our weekend plans now."

Proper Noun
1

Alternative form of Tiw (the god Tyr).

"In Old English poetry, Tue was sometimes invoked alongside other gods to represent bravery and justice."

Example Sentences
"The calendar shows that today is tue, so we can start our weekend plans now." noun
"The machine requires two tue parts to complete its assembly." noun
"He left his favorite tue at home instead of packing it in his bag." noun
"This antique collection includes a rare set of three tues from the Victorian era." noun
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Origin

The word "Tue" is an Anglicized form of the Old English name Tiw, which was originally used to refer to the god of war and justice in Germanic mythology. Its spelling was adjusted over time to match the familiar pattern of other days of the week like Tuesday.

Rhyming Words
statue virtue festue battue habitue unvirtue bronze statue living statue man of virtue talking statue natural virtue splendid virtue cardinal virtue dormitive virtue theological virtue
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