gesticulator
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 16
[Lat., Fr. gesticulateur; Sp. gesticulador; Ital. gesticulatore.] One who gesticulates or uses gestures or postures. ges-tic-u-lā-tör-ý, a . [English gesticulat ( e ); -ory.] Of or pertaining to gesticulation; represented by gesticulations. *ges-ti-ôn, s . [Lat. gestio , from gest us , pa. par. of gero to carry.] 1. The doing of a thing. ( Blount .) 2. Order, good bearing. *ges-ton-ye, s. [Mid. Eng. gest =guest (q. v.).] Hospitality; feasting. *ġest'-õr, *ges-tour, *ges-towre, s. [Eng. gest (1); -or, -our . One who composed or recited gests or legendary tales.
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