gesticulation

With a mixture of words and gesticulations, she got the point across.

His short little arms went into a blur of gesticulation.

Everything was in perfect harmony, the gesticulation, the play of the eyes, and the voice.

They simply follow the gesticulations of their party tic-tac men.

He could tell from the man's gesticulations that he was talking to someone.

The Japanese made gesticulations toward the open panel that led to the cellar.

With sudden excitement, the Italian raised his hands in gesticulation.

Then he would respond with an explosion of gesticulation, sympathy, and agreement.

His reply was a rather lengthy one, punctuated by many gesticulations.

I just thought that his gesticulation during the race was maybe a little disrespectful."

Here they engaged in an animated conversation, if much gesticulation is any indication.

Wild gesticulations and other forms of extreme body language will not be tolerated.

And feeling, without which there is no poetry, has no need of gesticulation.

Such strange outcries and passionate gesticulations I never certainly heard or saw before.

They emulate your gesticulations, your voice, the way you go about things.

Dan made wild gesticulations to man and God alike.

He laughed and threw the bottle up- wards with a gesticulation I did not understand.

Everyone knew sorcerous gesticulation had no power left in it.

More people came streaming in, attracted by the chef's cries and gesticulations.

Few things are more detrimental to a breakfast than the mad gesticulations sometimes needed to get a waiter's attention.

He is all smiles and gesticulation, with verbiage by the bushel.

Whatever their incessant gesticulations were meant to convey, they actually communicated very little.

Through the window Wilt watched the open mouths and the gesticulations but still the concrete came.

The process begins in rehearsal with some combination of attentiveness, gesticulation and talk.

Some gesticulations, a look in Miles's direction; a debate, it seemed.