Motioned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MOTIONED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MOTION, to direct by a gesture
• direct or command (someone) with a movement of the hand or head
NOUN:
• the action or process of moving or being moved
• a piece of moving mechanism
• a formal proposal put to a legislature or committee
• an application for a rule or order of court
• an evacuation of the bowels
• a gesture
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to signal by a bodily movement

Words related to MOTIONED

motion8 motioning12 motions9

Words that contain MOTIONED

unemotioned14

How to use MOTIONED in a sentence

• He asked no questions, but motioned me to enter as if I had been an invited guest.
• The girl read his name, smiled across the table at him, and with a pretty gesture, motioned him to bring his cup and share her tea with her.
• Finally, catching sight of Ralph, he motioned to him to come inside the bar.
• Presently he took one arm from about the lady, and, raising it, motioned to them to be still.
• The sentry saluted, and, stepping to one side, motioned us on in a manner almost deferential.
• When his step-father entered, he naturally bowed to the stranger, and motioned him to a seat, which the other accordingly took.
• When they drew near he motioned them away with an expressive action of the foot, loath to disturb the fixed lines of his countenance, his arms, or his rigid shoulders.
• The Queen seated herself, and her daughter beside her, and with her good smile motioned the Archbishop to a chair.
• The recruiting officer motioned to him to be seated, and that he would see him after the meeting.
• The hunter, who had found and raised the curtain that separated his chamber from the gloomy gorges of the crag, paused, and motioned his comrades back, while he listened.
• This she would not hear of, but being wise in her generation she dismissed Anita on a trivial errand and motioned her guest to a seat.
• At this juncture it began to rain violently, and we motioned them to lead us to some place of shelter.
• To this the king objected, and motioned Kory-Kory to bring me into the house.
• He motioned violently for her to keep away, and when he saw Dade run out of the house after her, also with a rifle in hand, he motioned again.
• Jesus motioned to the elders and they brought a cup of water.
• Suddenly he bent forward, examining something on the ground, and motioned the others forward.
• Paz grinned again, and motioned to his men to come up.
• I simply motioned James to switch the car around and back up.
• Roger motioned him back inside the brig and slammed the door shut.
• I promptly replaced my pistols and motioned the visitors to move out.
• The steward glanced up from his cupboard opposite the kitchen window at the rear, and quickly motioned to some one to shut that door.
• Then he took me in his arms and carried me to the parlor close by, where the frightened servants pressed after us, till Gaston motioned them away.
• Making a slip knot of the line, he motioned for the hatch to be lifted and raised himself out of the turret as the lid swung upward.
• He motioned for the others to come up, and in a few seconds all were ready to take pictures.
• Then the cripple returned and motioned them to follow him.
• He motioned me to a seat at the table, then sat opposite me.
• Mazarin, thinking that it would be the means of increasing the zeal of his two defenders if he procured them personal thanks from the queen, motioned them to follow him.
• At length, glancing at the big Indian, he motioned toward the prisoners and with a single word stretched himself on the leaves.
• Robertson, with frowning face, motioned him to a seat.
• The dog started up at sight of James, but he motioned him down, and went softly out into the hall.
• She motioned the boy and girl away to the thicket at the edge, and stood still and black in the midst of the cleared island.
• That done, the man turned toward the girl and motioned to her to lead her horse away to a more quiet place, and set him down to plead steadily against her decision.

Similar words containing MOTION without suffix ed

motion8 amotion9 emotion9 motions9 amotions10 demotion11 emotions10 motional10 motioner10 remotion10 commotion15 demotions12 emotional11 motioners11 motioning12 motionist11 premotion13 promotion13 remotions11 commotions16 locomotion14 motionists12 motionless12 premotions14 promotions14 commotional17 emotionable15 emotionally16 emotionless13 locomotions15 promotional15 unemotional13 unemotioned14 emotionalise14 emotionalism16 emotionalist14 emotionality17 emotionalize23 motionlessly17 nonemotional14 countermotion17 emotionalised16 emotionalises15 emotionalisms17 emotionalists15 emotionalized25 emotionalizes24 emotionlessly18 overemotional18 unemotionally18 countermotions18 emotionalising17 emotionalistic18 emotionalities16 emotionalizing26 hyperemotional24 motionlessness16 emotionlessness17 overemotionally23 hyperemotionali25 motionlessnesse17 motionlessnesses18 emotionlessnesses19 hyperemotionality30 hyperemotionalities29

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