motion to do



motion (for) someone to do something

to give someone a hand signal to do something. The minister motioned the organist to begin playing. I motioned Ken to raise the curtain so the play could begin. Sally motioned for the waiter to bring the check. I will motion to the usher and try to get him to come over here and help us.
See also: motion

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Azzurraahd-DZOOR-rahItalian
Ami (1)AY-mie (English)Biblical
MÀIriMA:-reeScottish
KlytiË-Greek Mythology
'Avishay-Biblical Hebrew
JocelinJAHS-lin, JAHS-ə-linEnglish (Rare)