Beckon
21beckon — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. signal, summon; lure, entice. See indication, attraction. II (Roget s IV) v. Syn. signal, motion, sign, invite; see summon 1 , wave 2 . III (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) v. summon, call, signal, wave,… …
22beckon — see BEACON …
23beckon — [bocken] v. n. Pol. S. 149. AS. becnan …
24beckon — beck·on || bekÉ™n v. summon, direct in a particular direction (with the hand or a nod of the head); entice …
25beckon — verb make a gesture to encourage or instruct someone to approach or follow. ↘summon in this way. Origin OE bīecnan, bēcnan, of W. Gmc origin …
26beckon — I. v. n. Make a sign, give a signal, call or invite by gesture. II. v. a. Call by a sign or signal, invite, wave toward one …
27beckon — verb 1) the guard beckoned to Benny Syn: gesture, signal, wave, gesticulate, motion 2) the countryside beckons you Syn: entice, invite, tempt, coax, lure, charm, attract …
28beckon — v 1. nod, gesture, gesticulate, crook the finger at; wave, signal, give a sign, call, summon, bid. 2. lure, attract, draw, intrigue, interest, tempt, invite, tantalize; allure, entice, decoy, lead astray, seduce; inveigle, induce, beguile,… …
29beckon — beck·on …
30beckon — verb 1) the guard beckoned to Benny Syn: gesture, signal, wave, gesticulate, motion 2) the countryside beckons you Syn: entice, invite, tempt, lure, charm, attract …