to summon or call upon or appear inviting; "The shop window decorations beckoned"
To beckon someone is to encourage someone to follow or approach you, usually by a movement of the hand or arm. For example, "Dumbledore beckoned to Harry with his arm and Harry followed him."
kind of like someone who you can trust
they flatter you
To swipe someone's v-card means to deprive someone of his or her virginity.
It means you have people doing what you want them to do.
You beckon someone. Beckon is a transitive verb, so it takes an object (someone) to whom you are signaling or calling.
To beckon someone is a way for one to call out to another person, and get their attention. Beckoning someone is often done to call someone over to one's location.
To beckon someone is to encourage someone to follow or approach you, usually by a movement of the hand or arm. For example, "Dumbledore beckoned to Harry with his arm and Harry followed him."
to beckon traffic on
The antonym of beckon is repel.
Kim Beckon's birth name is Kimberly Anne Beckon.
Well just stretch ur arms out with ur palm downward, and make a scratching motion toward ur body with the fingers. Dat's how we beckon in Spain..
repulse or repel are antonyms for beckon.
Yes, "beckon" is a verb. It means to make a gesture with the hand, arm, or head to encourage someone to come nearer or follow.
The Fire in Our Throats Will Beckon the Thaw was created in 2005-02.
Beckon: 1. Make a gesture with the hand, arm, or head to encourage someone to come nearer or follow. 2. Attract the attention of and summon (someone) in this way Using beckon in a sentence: "he beckoned Duncan to follow".
Example sentence - The king would beckon his knights each morning for peace plans.