hand-gestures
signs done with one’s hands used in place of or with words. can be used in many situations or circ-mstances.
“why can’t italians talk like everyone else, without using hand-gestures?!”
a hand gesture is a movement you make with your hand. rude hand gestures include; sticking your middle finger up or your middle and index finger up. a friendly hand gesture is perhaps sticking your thumb up. hand gestures cna be used to communicate – such as sign language – or it can be motions made with your hand when talking
jane was p-ssed off, she made a rude hand gesture at peter.
jane’s brother was deaf and so she used various hand gestures to communicate.
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