Bowing (n.) offers the other person the back of your neck.
Bowing (n.) is respect measured in how far the spine travels.
Bowing (n.) is not just a question of knowing ‘to whom’ but also knowing ‘how much’. One must learn, and learn early, how to suit the obeisance to each particular case.
Bowing (n.) is done so much in Japan that you don't know which end to talk to.
Caressing (n.) is like humming with your hands.
Caressing (n.) is a hand announcing it is not here to take anything.
Caressing (n.) is sometimes something we do with one another so as not to go deeper.
Caressing (n.) is sometimes done so as not to go deeper.
A Chest bump (n.) is how men hug when other men are watching.
A Chest bump (n.) is a heart high five.
Clapping (n.) is permission the room grants itself to stop listening.
Clapping (n.) is hurting yourself to make others feel better.
Clapping (n.) never stops. The interval between claps just gets longer.
Clapping (n.) is the odd act of striking limbs together to show appreciation of something