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Meanings of wave to in English

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Usage of wave to in English
1
In answer the scout gave a disgusted wave to the sea beyond.
Return of the Crimson Guard
2
The Envoy gave a wave to signal his granting of said honour.
Stonewielder
3
Roger Federer leaves the court, pausing briefly to wave to the crowd.
The Guardian
4
We could see the airman on the steering seat wave to us.
Private Peat
5
He brushed aside his own security cordon to wave to the crowd.
Reuters
6
Christian stood up, to wave to them to put down their arms.
The Young Lions
7
But that's the end of it. I turn and wave to Finnick.
Catching Fire
8
The boys would wave to the crew and dream of being aboard.
Zeitoun
9
The crowd have settled for a Mexican wave to keep themselves entertained.
The Guardian
10
I wouldn't send out dishes and wave to people like she did.
The Kingmaker’s Daughter
11
Mitsuyo gave a small wave to the dark interior of the car.
Villain
12
They wave to each other, then Samuel walks off down the street.
A bridge to the stars
13
I shall wave to you as you ride the gray dog north.
American Gods
14
I gave a little finger wave to the men at the bar.
Three to get deadly and four to score
15
There is a wave to the crowds, a grin on his face.
The Irish Times
16
The color swept in a wave to her face; her lashes fell.
The Rim of the Desert
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Wave to through the time
Wave to across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common