gesticulation

gesticulate | American Dictionary

gesticulate
verb[ I ]
us/dʒeˈstɪk·jəˌleɪt/
to make movements with your hands or arms, esp. to help express something when you are speaking

Examples of gesticulate

gesticulate
The stance leg is nearly immobilized at midtransfer while the trunk gesticulates significantly.
In the distance a sweep shouts, gesticulating, from a chimney-top, while two cats on a damp slate roof spit and shriek.
He gesticulates with his arms in large and opulent movements in order to accentuate what he says.
Only when the person gesticulates or manifests their irritation at not being recognized, do you become aware of who they are.
So you gesticulate, draw pictures or otherwise try to find a common, if primitive, substitute language.
She ate her lunch, but gesticulated violently when eating.
They constantly gesticulate and gesture, as if reaching out to embrace experience.%!
Or from just stopping whatever one is doing to murmur often incomprehensible words while gesticulating several times a day?
Now the lift is going down, he naturally thinks that, in the national interest, if he gesticulates enough he will remain airborne.
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