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Though she didn't speak Chinese, she was able to pantomime her meaning.pantomime = express through gestures and body movements (without words)
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A pantomime artist entertained us while we waited in line.pantomime = a performance that uses gestures and body movements without words
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So I glanced at my wrist watch, brought my hand dramatically to my mouth as though remembering something urgent and important, repeated the pantomime in case anybody had missed it, and with this tacit explanation started briskly back toward the center of the school. (source)pantomime = expression of something through gestures and body movements (without words)
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They then gestured back to the other Cypress Bay fans, like they were pantomiming, See? (source)pantomiming = expressed with gestures and body movements rather than words
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He could only pantomime, hoping she would turn his way and see him. (source)pantomime = communicate through gestures and body movements (without words)
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Then Dad winked at me and pantomimed weeping like a baby. (source)pantomimed = expressed with gestures and body movements rather than words
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And he rubbed his big frog-like hands together as if he were talking of going to a party or a pantomime. (source)pantomime = a performance of something through gestures and body movements without words
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Delighted at the moon, he pantomimed, "What is it?" (source)pantomimed = expressed through gestures and body movements without words
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She raised a fluttering hand to her brow and staggered back, pantomiming horror.† (source)
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He dances with RUTH some more and starts to laugh and stops and pantomimes someone over an operating table) I can just see that chick someday looking down at some poor cat on an operating table and before she starts to slice him, she says ....(Pulling his sleeves back maliciously) "By the way, what are your views on civil rights down there?† (source)
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The grace of his movement was singular: it was the pantomimic expression of a lady-killing career.† (source)
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'This is Mr Lenville, who does our first tragedy, Mr Johnson,' said the pantomimist.† (source)
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From every street and every corner drove carriages filled with clowns, harlequins, dominoes, mummers, pantomimists, Transteverins, knights, and peasants, screaming, fighting, gesticulating, throwing eggs filled with flour, confetti, nosegays, attacking, with their sarcasms and their missiles, friends and foes, companions and strangers, indiscriminately, and no one took offence, or did anything but laugh.† (source)
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But Lennie made an elaborate pantomime of innocence. "What mouse, George? I ain't got no mouse." (source)pantomime = expression of something through gestures of the body
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She pointed to herself, then Bella, and pantomimed a s' aying movement.† (source)
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Anatole peers from side to side, pantomiming Portuguese astonishment.† (source)
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