The document provides descriptions of various body language cues and their potential meanings, including: 1) Tapping fingers can indicate impatience or nervousness. 2) A smile from someone like Amrishpuri in a film may indicate a sinister or mocking attitude rather than a genuine smile. 3) Tilting the head to one side can show active listening or concentration. 4) Crossed arms, pursed lips, and nail biting may demonstrate defensiveness, worry, stress or disagreement. 5) Gestures like leaning in, handshakes, and nodding can reveal interest, confidence, or acknowledgement.

1. He who does not understand a look will
not understand a long explanation either
Old wiseman

2. What is body language?
Put simply, body language is the unspoken element of
communication that we use to reveal our true feelings and
emotions.

3. When we tap our fingers, you
appear impatient and possibly
nervous about waiting. If
you’re a finger tapper, be
Let your body talk on your behalf!
Tapping Fingers

4. What does it mean?
Some people are kind of evil.
Like Amrishpuri from negative personality
When Amrishpuri smiles at you, you know
not a good smile.
When Amrishpuri smiles at you, he’s really
saying, “Haha! You think that’s a good
Well, I think you’re stupid!”
It’s THAT smile.
smirk

5. Stick your tongue out
What does it mean?
Take your tongue (not with your
hands, please) and put it outside
your mouth.

6. Steepling Fingers
Holding our fingertips
together and our palms apart
let people know we have
authority and control. Bosses
and politicians use this
gesture often to show they're
in charge.

7. Tilting Your Head to One Side
When we tilt our head to
the side, it usually means
we're listening intently and
deeply interested in finding
out the information we're
being told. It can also mean
we're concentrating very
hard.

8. Hand on head
It demonstrate
boredom or it
might show that a
person is upset.

9. Firm handshake
A firm but not
painful, hand shake
indicates
selfconfindence and
respect.

10. Crossed arm
This indicate that a
person is being
defensive .It also
indicates that a person
disagrees with opinion
or action of other
individual with whom
they are
communicating.

11. Head noding
A simple way to show
that you are listening
and agreeble is to nod
in acknowledgement
of good points or
questions that don’t
require a verbal
answer.

12. Rubbing hands
This is a way of
communicating that an
individual is excited for
something.

13. Leanning in
When you want to get
closer to someone
because you like them
,trust them or are
interested in them .you
tend to lean your
whole body in their
direction.

14. Pursed lips
What does it mean?
When you bring your lips into your
mouth.
Sometimes it’s when you’re angry
with someone.
Or sometimes it’s when you’re
concentrating on something.
Or sometimes it’s when you’re
worried about something.

15. Raise an eyebrow
What does it mean?
This is different from “raise your
eyebrows.”
When you raise both eyebrows, your
face is saying “Wow! I’m shocked!”
When you just raise one, it’s much
cooler.
It’s like your face is saying, “Hey! I see
what you’re doing. I don’t quite
understand it, but I’m still in complete
control here.”

16. Wrinkle nose
What does it mean?
When did you last say, “Eugh!
That food stinks!”?
Try to remember how your face
looked.
It’s that face we make when
we feel something in between
disapproval and complete
disgust.

17. Talking too fast
we can lose the clarity of
your message. Fast talking
can lead to a lack of clear
enunciation, articulation
and an engaging tone.

18. Nail biting
Nail biting is a type of habit that
can demonstrait
Stress,nervousness etc.

19. What does it mean?
Normally, a beam is just a ray of
light.
So when you’re beaming, you’re
smiling so much it’s like there’s
light coming out of you.
Beam

20. Hand placed on cheek
It indicates that a
person is lost on his
own thoughts

21. Arm locked
This indicates that a
person is being
defensive .It can also
tell that a given person
disagrees with opinion

22. Touching
nose
When someone
touches or rubs
their nose . It can
signify lot of things
such as disbelief or
rejection

23. Thank you
Stop
impressing
start
expressing