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The word segue is a verb. The past tense is segued.

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The word segue is a verb. The past tense is segued.

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segway is the 2 wheeled mobility cart

Segue is the word meaning

1. Music To make a transition directly from one section or theme to another.

2. To move smoothly and unhesitatingly from one state, condition, situation, or element to another: "Daylight segued into dusk"

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Skelton"s sign-off was never ( Good-night). he usually used- And May God Bless.. which immediately segued into a parody of one of the Sousa marches- Be Kind to Your web-footed Friends.. They never completely finished the song-and this was supposed to be funny, I do not buy it.

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Segue - the musical term means: a direction at the end of a movement to proceed with the following movement immediately

In the media, the word segue refers to a smooth "transition" or bridge between two dissimilar settings, themes, or concepts when one directly follows the other. The object is to avoid a jarring change (discontinuity).

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When he was governor of New York, Franklin Roosevelt was

once asked at a press conference by a woman reporter what

was his favorite song. The press conference dealt with far more

weighty subjects. Roosevelt, flustered and stumped for something to say was only able to stammer, "Home On The Range."

Thereafter, at public functions, the band played, Hail to The

Chief, then segued into Home On The Range. Roosevelt hated

it, but he was stuck with it.

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