gesturers
Those who motion
Gesturers are people who gesture—who use movements of the hands, arms, or body to communicate or emphasize meaning.
Some people are natural gesturers, their hands constantly in motion while speaking: Italians are stereotyped as enthusiastic gesturers.
The word appears most often in discussions of communication styles or body language.
Those who write names
- mimesSilent gestural performers
- speakersAudio output devices
- communicatorsThose who convey information
- interpretersOral language mediators
storytellers · orators · presenters · actors · performers · narrators · conversationalists · illustrators
Silent gestural performers
Indicators that guide
- noddersPeople falling asleep sitting
- winkersEye shields for horses
- applaudersThose who clap approvingly
Oral language mediators
- translatorsLanguage conversion specialists
- CODAHearing offspring of deaf
signers
Those who write names
- mimesSilent gestural performers
- speakersAudio output devices
- communicatorsThose who convey information
interpreters · storytellers · orators · presenters · actors · performers · narrators · conversationalists · illustrators · demonstrators
mimes
Silent gestural performers
pointers
Indicators that guide
- noddersPeople falling asleep sitting
- winkersEye shields for horses
- applaudersThose who clap approvingly
interpreters
Oral language mediators
- translatorsLanguage conversion specialists
- CODAHearing offspring of deaf
gesturersspeakers
Audio output devices
talkers · vocalizers · writers · orators · wordsmiths
- hand gestureMotion made with fingers
- romantic gestureAct expressing affection
- thumbs up gesture
- empty gestureInsincere symbolic act
- grand gestures
- token gestureInsincere symbolic action