Definition of autocue
autocues
British
: teleprompter Inside, Murdoch stood at a lectern where he relied on an autocue to deliver his 13-minute introductory speech. — Guy Adams, The Independent (London), 22 Oct. 2011
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Circa 1953
First Known Use of autocue
circa 1953
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