v. 1 the act of signaling by movement of the hand; 2 a moving ridge on the surface of water
I waved good bye to my grandma when she got on the train.
I waved good bye to my grandma when she got on the train.
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Who waved to Ernest as he walked across the playground on the day of the assembly?
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We waved our flags as the glorious cavalcade passed before us.
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Who noticed the sparkler message that Paddington waved in the air?
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Who waved at the train?
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What happened the first time Elsie waved her wand?
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The rabbit reappeared after the magician waved the magic wand.
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When Tiger fell backward in the snow and waved his arms and legs, what did he look like?
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''The two travellers made their obeisance to the Duke, who cordially waved them to sit.'' What does 'obeisance' mean?
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When the little plants waved their vines around what did they look like?
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When Harabujy waved to the train, how did he look?
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When the student asked a question the teacher dismissively waved her hand.
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John leaned on the jamb of the door as he waved goodbye to his guests.
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Who waved and asked the friends to slow down?
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The second time Elsie waved her wand, what happened?
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hand movement; signal; whitecap;ripple
stillness
1 syllables
waved
braved
caved
craved
paved
raved
saved
shaved
staved
waived
waved
behaved
depraved
engraved
enslaved
misbehaved
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