beckon
Speech parts
1. beckon - Noun
2. beckon - Verb
Meaning
To make a significant sign to; hence, to summon, as by a motion of the hand.
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Examples
She waved to her friends
He waved his hand hospitably
The shop window decorations beckoned
Below us an untouched candy land of tasty log drops and fluffy mounds of meringue beckon.
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.
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.