waving
/ˈweɪvɪŋ/
adjective
- Having a shape or motion that curves or moves like waves.
- The child drew a waving path for the toy car to follow.
- The artist painted a waving line across the canvas.
- The waving pattern on the fabric reminded her of the ocean.
Antonyms
noun
- The act of moving one's hand or an object from side to side as a gesture.
- A friendly waving of hands greeted the speaker as she entered the room.
- His constant waving during the concert annoyed the people behind him.
- The waving of the flag signaled the start of the race.
verb
- Moving one's hand or an object from side to side, usually to greet, signal, or say goodbye.
- The crowd waved flags as the parade passed by.
- He waved goodbye to his family before boarding the train.
- She was waving at her friend from across the street.
- Moving freely back and forth or up and down, like a flag in the wind or hair in the breeze.
- The banners were waving above the stadium.
- The tall grass was waving in the wind.
- Her hair waved gently as she walked along the beach.