gesticulate

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.

by Drakku March 9, 2005

gesticulate

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

by gesticulating.corner June 13, 2009

gesticulate

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.

by zing_zhang April 20, 2009

gesticulate

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.

by Berry & The Femji August 2, 2011

Gesticulation

To make gestures: To move the arms or hands when speaking, or to express something with movements of the arms or hands.

She uses gesticulation when she speaks.

by Jafje April 15, 2007

Premature Gesticulation

Waving your hands about before it's absolutely necessary.

As I backed my truck toward her car she began waving her hands about frantically. I said "Hey lady, I can see your car, don't get all premature gesticulation on me!"

by Schrodingers Cat April 4, 2009

genticulate

VERB:
To talk to yourself in private.

Yesterday Sally walked in and caught me genticulating in my office. It was awkward to say the least. I'm not sure she respects me anymore

Sometime the pressure is just too much and I go genticulate for a few minutes. Then I can concentrate.

If Tiger would just spent more time genticulating, he wouldn't be in the mess he's in.

by Tom Sui August 31, 2010