beckoner

She paused an instant to collect herself, and then went softly toward the bony beckoner.

The Shadow, though out of sight, was still the beckoner; not by gesture, but through his laugh, which trailed its repeated mirth from far ahead!

'Without the same queen beckoner too!'

The soul beckoner, a creature similar to the wraith, is introduced in the module Dark Clouds Gather (1985).

The soul beckoner wraith appears in Monstrous Compendium Greyhawk Appendix (1990).

The snow obliterated the women completely at times, but he saw the beckoner glance back several times, and knew that she'd not let her foundlings get lost again.

The "artist," in this story, is really nothing more than a street-corner beckoner, a wolf in smock and painters' pants, a wolf with a camera or a pen.

Being a born beckoner and promiser, she had tried her routine on Moore, had been caught off balance, and had had her beckoning and promising career abruptly terminated, or at least temporarily interrupted.

Visual information helps us interpret the audio signals we receive by reinforcing them with additional clues: a beckoning finger reinforces the words "Come here" ; at the same time the expression on the face of the beckoner can give us a clue as to the nature of the summons.