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nod

verb as in fall asleep

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It’s also a fitting nod to the waves of hyper-fixations Western audiences develop with Eastern culture.

From Salon

She noted that it matched the exact colour of her husband's tie, in "a nod to her support for her husband's agenda during this state visit".

From BBC

Much thought, too, is devoted to the menu and the music which will involve "lots of nods to his Scottish heritage".

From BBC

And one more thing, he added in a nod to Prince.

Rogen also gave a hearty shoutout to studio executives in a nod to his character’s desperate attempt to be thanked in an awards show acceptance speech.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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