v. to direct or notify by a movement or gesture; n. an object intended to give public notice or warning
We need to signal for help. OR My car has a turn signal.
We need to signal for help. OR My car has a turn signal.
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What was Jaz's signal for Hallie?
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How did D.J. signal for help from the cabin?
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The roughness of her voice was a signal to keep quiet.
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Which item did Jimmy Korne use as a signal device?
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What color are the ultimate distress signal for the lighthouse?
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What did the Chippewa do to signal they were not at home?
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Where did Baby Lincoln signal to the Watsons to meet her?
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How many signal lanterns should be lit if the British went by sea?
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The shofar was blown as a signal of war.
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The economic indicators signal that the euro is undervalued.
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When do the crows return to signal the beginning of spring?
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What was the signal that the soldiers were nearing the farm?
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Where were the laterns hung to signal Paul Revere?
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What was the signal Grandfather had worked out with the children that would show it was alright to enter the house?
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motion; gesture; sign; indicate
motionless
2 syllables
sig-nal
wignall
allied
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