1. beckon - Noun
2. beckon - Verb
To make a significant sign to; hence, to summon, as by a motion of the hand.
Source: Webster's dictionaryShe waved to her friends Source: Internet
He waved his hand hospitably Source: Internet
The shop window decorations beckoned Source: Internet
Below us an untouched candy land of tasty log drops and fluffy mounds of meringue beckon. Source: Internet
Cody Rhodes joins the Elite in the ring and they beckon Hangman over from commentary but he just sips his drink and refuses to come join them. Source: Internet
So, through a chain of events, when toxic seaweed tries to take up residence on this species of coral, the coral is able to promptly beckon its goby-inhabitants to defend against the danger. Source: Internet