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Surely "Queue the complaints." But that's simply invalid English, as 'queue' is a noun, not a verb. Enqueue is the verb form, and nobody would ever say, "enqu
by georgieporgie 15y ago
Surely "Queue the complaints."
But that's simply invalid English, as 'queue' is a noun, not a verb. Enqueue is the verb form, and nobody would ever say, "enqueue the complaints." :-)
- burgerbrain 15y ago2queue verb \ˈkyü\ queued queu·ing or queue·ing Definition of QUEUE transitive verb : to arrange or form in a queue (see 1queue) http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/queue http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/queue Commonly heard used in the phrase "Queue up". Besides, verbing weirds language. ;)