0 present participle of gesticulate
1 to make movements with your hands or arms, to express something or to emphasize what you are saying:
Savoyarovs easy manner of singing, gesticulating, constantly moving around the stage and playing the violin had a profound effect.
A big woman with massive arms bare almost to her shoulders was rushing about on the stage dramatically shouting and gesticulating, sitting down and jumping up again.
A big woman with massive arms bare almost to her shoulders rushed about on the stage dramatically shouting and gesticulating, sitting down and jumping up again.
The style is characterised by energetic gesticulating figures, though with a limited range of facial expression, and a concern for narrative.
During the peak trading hour of midday to one o'clock, the floor might have as many as 200 men gesticulating and shouting.
I note that he is gesticulating.
One is gesticulating and making incoherent noises.
I was not clear why she was gesticulating at me a few moments ago.
