v. to direct or notify by a movement or gesture; n. an object intended to give public notice or warning
A bell signaled the conclusion of class.
A bell signaled the conclusion of class.
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What did people in New York think Coulson's single flare that signaled "mission accomplished" was?
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What was the early flower that signaled the late arrival of spring?
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What kind of bird made a call in the night that signaled the slaves that it was time to follow the drinking gourd?
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What signaled the start of the dancing?
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What signaled to Borlen that the gray haired old hag was actually Queen Elfrieda in disguise?
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What signaled an adventure for Pooh?
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The blast of the clarion signaled the start of the battle.
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What signaled an end to the animal's celebration?
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What event signaled that winter was on its way to the prairie?
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A bell signaled the conclusion of class. OR We came to the same conclusion.
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motion; gesture; sign; indicate
motionless
2 syllables
sig-naled
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