v. 1 to bend the head forward slightly and raise it again quickly; 2 be almost asleep; n. a sign of assent or salutation or command
Please nod your head if you know the answer.
Please nod your head if you know the answer.
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He gave her a respondent nod.
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What time did the main character nod off?
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A nod of the head signifies agreement.
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The nod signally meant to start.
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The nod of Mom's head signified that it was time to leave.
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He used signally inappropriate methods. OR The nod signally meant to start.
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Why could Will and Greg only nod and mumble?
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Tony likes to gesture when he speaks. OR A nod is a gesture of agreement.
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A nod is a gesture of agreement.
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Why did the judges smile and nod for Oscar?
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Mom gave me a permissive nod.
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gesture of the head; bend of the head; dip the head
kick the foot
1 syllables
nod
baade
brod
clod
cod
codd
dodd
fahd
glod
god
hodde
odd
plod
pod
prod
quad
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rod
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saad
schaad
scrod
shod
sod
squad
tod
todd
trod
wad
abad
assad
awad
ayyad
ballade
bershad
elrod
facade
girod
jawad
mossad
perpetard
rachad
rashad
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riyad
riyadh
roughshod
esplanade
natividad
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