to brandish or flourish

to give a signal or salute by moving the hand or fingers or something held in the hand

to flutter or swing loosely to and fro

Flags were waving in the breeze

to be flourished or brandished to and fro

Their swords waved and flashed

to sway in the wind with a wavelike motion

a field of waving grain

to follow a curving line or take a wavy form; to undulate

to cause (something) to swing to and fro

to direct (somebody) by waving; to flag or signal

to gesture with (the hand or an object) in greeting, farewell, or homage

to convey (something) by waving

We went to the station to wave farewell

to brandish or flourish (something)

to give a curving or undulating shape to (e.g. hair)

an act of waving, esp a sweep of the hand or arm, or of some object held in the hand, used as a signal or greeting

a waviness of the hair

an undulating line or streak, or a pattern formed by such lines

a rolling or undulatory movement, or any one of a series of such movements, passing along a surface or through the air

a surge in feeling or expression of a sensation or emotion

a wave of anger

waves of protest

a periodic disturbance or variation of a physical quantity by which energy is transferred progressively from point to point by transient local displacement of the particles of the medium but without its permanent movement

a graphical representation of a wave; a waveform

a sine wave

a marked change in temperature; a period of hot or cold weather

an undulating or jagged line constituting a graphical representation of an action, e.g. the beating of the heart