Adjective:

નાશવંત, બીજ દૂષિત,

gestic's Usage Examples:

carried the bloodied head and his sword over to the Senatorial seats and gesticulated as though they were next.

compensate for this, the actors had to exaggerate their movements and gesticulations.

"an evil-omened polyp" and "a grotesque homunculus with a head like a gesticulating and tuberous sweet potato".

University of Chicago, the Serpent Players used Brecht"s elucidation of gestic acting, dis-illusion, and social critique, as well as their own experience.

individualistic dance, with no steps, legs trembling, arms arbitrarily gesticulating and head shaking.

Like Graham Greene, she knows she has no need to gesticulate.

arm and immaculate shroud touch stone; the grieving Mary of Cleophas gesticulates to Heaven.

considerable noise and a great to do, and impresses his profoundest incoherencies with an impressive solemnity and ponderous windmill gesticulations with.

Vulgar jokes, vulgar jokes accompanied by gesticulation, garrulity, unthinkingly indulging in too much action, keeping too many consumable and non-consumable.

Moscow, with Prov Sadovsky (as Podkhalyuzin) using his skillful art of gesticulation to express without words some of the things the author had been forced.

skin is delicate, her hair graying slightly, she wears pince-nez and gesticulates as she becomes excited talking about music.

From the High Renaissance onward, many painters showed a close-up of the scene, with Jesus closely surrounded by gesticulating scholars, as in Dürer's version of the subject.

The describer(s) can gesticulate and act but can"t say the word itself, the length, the starting letter.