concept   beckon
culture   United States
statement   In the United States, beckoning with a hand motion, like a wave or nod, is a common way to call someone over.
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1 beck US A beck refers to a stream or small river, often used in place names like 'Beckford' or 'Oakbeck'. 1
2 beck United States The phrase 'at someone's beck and call' is commonly used to refer to being at someone's immediate service or disposal. 1
3 beck United States The term 'beck' is commonly used as a short form of the surname 'Beckham', particularly in reference to David Beckham, the famous footballer. 1
4 beckon United States Beckoning with the index finger is a common way to call someone over. 1
5 beckon United States Beckoning with one finger is a common way to call someone over. 1
6 beckon United States It is common to beckon someone with a hand motion, such as a wave or nod, to indicate they should come closer. 1
7 beckon United States Common gesture to attract someone's attention 1