Preposition: of

• goodwill: However as a gesture of goodwill you might want to negotiate with the customer rather than losing them.

• defiance: Oh the pleasure from such a simple gesture of defiance!

• self-sacrifice: Campers to put his seat in gesture of self-sacrifice.

• solidarity: I guess I signed up as a gesture of solidarity.

• gratitude: It was a gesture of gratitude for her lifelong dedication to the Regiment.

Converse of object

• imitate: The studies often involve giving them a task, or asking them to imitate a gesture.

• appreciate: She has no idea who it was, but really appreciated the gesture very much and was greatly touched.

Adjective modifier

• token: Soldiers ejected over Iraq abuses Dare I say token gesture to make up for below?

• symbolic: Symbolic gestures, important in their time, no longer build trust.

• futile: In every sense it was a futile gesture against the government.

• articulatory: From this movement in turn is derived the articulatory gesture, the utterance relating to the perceived object.

• expressive: The General spoke very fluently in French, and with many an expressive gesture.

• magnanimous: However, in a magnanimous gesture the gnome indicated that managers were prepared to go on accepting the credit when teams do well.

Modifies a noun

• recognition: Uses include tracking a person's eyes and mouth, gesture recognition.

Noun used with modifier

• parting: In a parting gesture, the Web publisher you fired replaced photos of board members with sheep.

• hand: You can really truly do magic hand gestures to make your machine go.

• one-off: As one-off gestures went our 24-hour strike was highly effective even if we couldn't publicize it in our own paper.

• mouse: Mouse Gestures Allows you to execute many common commands by using a mouse gesture.