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1. A random sexual act. It is used as a placeholder for any act. ANY.
2. A combination of: genitalia, ejaculate, masturbate 3. To gesture with your hands He gesticulated wildly to prove his point
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From the Latin word gesticulus, diminutive of gestus.
1. (tr. verb) To make gestures especially while speaking, as for emphasis. 2. A favored word of the Drakku. 3. Sounds really perverted. Teacher, Robert won't stop gesticulating at me in public.
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1) v. to give oneself the reach-around as one gyrates the hips and waves with the free hand, while in a public venue. 2) v. to gesture with the hands. James like to gesticulate at the birds by the duck pond.
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To articulate something using hand and facial gestures. -He wasn't very gesticulate during his speech.
-She was very gesticulating the impact of cigarette smoke on toddlers. |
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