gestured
Meaning
of Gesture
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
After being asked to leave the orchard, we bought breakfast tacos and ate them in a park, where Nicholson gestured at the trailers across the road, the quiet, dingy downtown down the street.
A few seconds in, a young teenage girl walked towards us, grabbed a few menus, and gestured us to choose our own spot.
"Ever since he got to Washington, this guy over here, Cory Gardner," Aberger gestured to Cardboard Cory at her side, "has acted a whole lot more like a puppet than a leader.
But when Lahren appeared from her red couch at The Blaze, people tuned in. She furrowed her brow and gestured with her hands as she said Clinton would welcome Syrian refugees who could be terrorists.
He gestured at the name tag on his Batman shirt.
Every occasion was an occasion for learning, especially at Mass. When we said the name of Jesus, my mother gestured to me that I should bow my head as an act of reverence, which is something I do to this day.