What does the word gesticulate mean?

Answer 1

what they said... to do with gestures.

Answer 2

Aye Suzie lass, your stuff is always a delight. I'm not Scottish but between you, Craig and Billy, I sometimes wish I were. By the way Craig says "doughnut" is a term for a "rude" part of the body, as in ,"raffle yer doughnut" so what is "doughnut hurling"? Also I "understood" what the Scotsman was saying. Does this mean I have been watching the ' Late Late Show with T.V.'s own Craig Ferguson" too much?

Answer 3

To make gestures, especially with the hands. Think of the people that can't talk without moving their hands.

Answer 4

To make a sign or gesture with one or two hands.

Answer 5

ges·tic·u·late
To make gestures especially while speaking, as for emphasis.

To say or express by gestures.

gesticulate - show, express or direct through movement; "He gestured his desire to leave"

Answer 6

ges·tic·u·late Pronunciation (j-stky-lt)
v. ges·tic·u·lat·ed, ges·tic·u·lat·ing, ges·tic·u·lates
v.intr.
To make gestures especially while speaking, as for emphasis.
v.tr.
To say or express by gestures.

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Answer 7

• show, express or direct through movement; "He gestured his desire to leave"

verb:
To make bodily motions so as to convey an idea or complement speech

Answer 8

It basically means "to gesture"

Answer 9

guesticulate is also known as guestimate, its a half gues, half calculation, half estimation. Its basicly saying im not completely sure but i have reason to belive. - so its not a total shot in the dark-

Answer 10

" to make gestures especially when speaking "