gesticulative
gesticulatory

He was grandly gesticulative, his professional eyes aglow with consideration.

It was noted during this time that he was notable for his ungentlemanly play-acting and gesticulative behaviour.

There were many Jews, stout ladies in tight satin dresses and diamonds, little corpulent men with a gesticulative manner.

It focuses in on the two essentials - Mr. Caesar's face and the moving sandwich in the gesticulative hand of the speaker.

He zoomed in on the main attraction, and was momentarily surprised to see that she was effectively zooming in on him, her gesticulative, including-everybody delivery suspended for a second as she stared with consternation at the giant blond geek with the camera.

She was very voluble, gesticulatory and lucid, but unhappily bi-lingual, and at all the crucial points German.

In a dozen more highly gesticulatory paintings where angry reds again predominate, she paints both the agony and the ecstasy of childbirth and pregnancy.

From there on, Imi Knoebel shows equally colourful gesticulatory works on brown paper (c1985), while Walter Stohner works equally vigorously in broad swingeing brush strokes of 'rainbow' paint.

She spent most of the communication explaining her theories on artificial volcanoes for Plates, describing in gesticulatory detail how you could lens sunlight to focus it on the undersurface of the Plate, melting the rock on the other side, or just use generators to provide the heat.