Body Language

1. To lightly touch someone’s cheek with your lips as a greeting or sign of affection.
5. To look at something or someone for a long time, often without blinking.
7. To quickly close one eye, often as a signal or joke.
8. To bring your eyebrows together and wrinkle your forehead, often when you're sad, angry, or confused.
10. To wrap your arms around someone to show affection or comfort.
11. To speak louder, often because of anger or emphasis.
13. To lightly touch someone's shoulder to get their attention.

2. To raise and lower your shoulders to show you don’t know or don’t care.
3. To move your hand side to side as a greeting or goodbye.
4. To look directly into someone’s eyes, usually during conversation.
6. To grasp someone’s hand and move it slightly up and down as a greeting or agreement.
9. To look steadily and often dreamily at something or someone.
12. To move your head up and down to say yes or show agreement.