beckoner
/ˈbɛkənər/
noun
- A person who signals someone to come closer, usually with a hand or finger gesture.
- She was a silent beckoner, using only her eyes to call him over.
- The beckoner stood at the entrance, waving people inside.
- The tour guide acted as a beckoner, gathering the group near the monument.
- Something that attracts or draws someone toward it.
- The promise of adventure was a powerful beckoner for the young explorer.
- The smell of fresh bread was an irresistible beckoner.
- The bright lights of the city were a beckoner to travelers.