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Meanings of nod so in English

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Usage of nod so in English
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Russell giving me a cryptic nod so I knew to follow him.
The Girls
2
I nod so he will know I have understood.
The day the falls stood still
3
She bit at her upper lip and gave a nod so small as to be imperceptible.
Death at La Fenice
4
Mees Dorotee," laughed Portveldt good-humouredly, "dot is nod so.
Foster's Letter of Marque: A Tale of Old Sydney / 1901
5
His vocal chords paralysed with desire, Vincent could only nod so hard that his head nearly came off.
Nanny mcphee and the big bang
6
June Hennessey gave a deliberate, knowing nod so that the second cameraman could be sure to catch her reaction.
Russian Winter
7
Her face was hidden, but the blond curls moved with a nod so slight that only a lover's eye could see it.
Children of the Tenements
8
The sheriff gave a nod so slight it seemed to Rachel more an acknowledgment that he'd heard her than a sign of agreement.
Serena
9
It confers upon the speaker the sense that he is undoubtedly up to it, and so are those who nod so wisely in concurrence.
The Guardian
10
He pressed his lips together ever so slightly and then with that small patient nod so characteristic of him, he did what he was told.
Cry to heaven
11
I nodded so he would go, then I bought a ticket home.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home
12
I looked at the waitress and nodded so she poured and left.
An ordinary decent criminal
13
But she nodded so emphatically, turning her down would have been rude.
American empire: blood and iron
14
She nodded so emphatically the things hopped the hump on her nose.
206 Bones
15
James is nodding so quickly his head is wobbling on his neck.
Shatter Me
16
I bit my tongue and nodded so I wouldn't have to lie.
Nefertiti
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