sumitaich1998/slavex - Page 10

open-can

Opens a can with a hand crank can opener, cranking it around the rim, on a loop. Use when the command mentions open a can, use a can opener, crank it open, or open the tin.

open-curtains

Mimes opening the curtains, gripping both and sweeping the arms apart to part them. Use when the command mentions open the curtains, draw the curtains, part the drapes, or pull back the curtains.

open-envelope

Mimes opening an envelope, holding it and tearing the flap open along the top. Use when the command mentions open the envelope, open a letter, tear it open, or open the mail.

open-fridge

Mimes opening a fridge, gripping a tall door and pulling it open then leaning in to look. Use when the command mentions open the fridge, fridge, refrigerator, get something from the fridge, or open the freezer.

open-jar

Mimes opening a jar, gripping the lid with one hand and twisting hard while the other holds the jar. Use when the command mentions open a jar, unscrew the lid, twist the lid, or open the pickles.

open-laptop

Mimes opening a laptop, pinching the lid edge and lifting it open, then settling the hands to the keys. Use when the command mentions open the laptop, open the computer, lift the lid, or open your laptop.

open-window

Mimes opening a window, gripping a sash low and pushing it up overhead. Use when the command mentions open the window, push up the window, let some air in, or open the sash.

pace-the-room

Paces restlessly around the room, criss-crossing it, via a looping sequence of root waypoints. Use when a command mentions pace the room, walk around the room restlessly, roam the room, or crisscross the room pacing. (For straight back-and-forth pacing, use…

paint-wall

Paints a wall with a roller or brush in long up-and-down strokes, on a loop. Use when the command mentions paint the wall, use a roller, paint, roll on paint, or do some painting.

patrol

Patrols a route back and forth between two points, scanning side to side, via a looping sequence of root waypoints. Use when a command mentions patrol, walk a patrol, guard route, march a beat, or pace a patrol back and forth.

peek-around-corner

Leans out to peek around an invisible corner with a hand braced on the wall, then ducks back. Use when the command mentions peek around the corner, sneak a look, peek, or spy around a corner.

peel-vegetable

Mimes peeling a vegetable, holding it in one hand and drawing a peeler toward the body in strokes, on a loop. Use when the command mentions peel, peel a potato, use a peeler, or peel a carrot.

perch-on-stool

Walks the character to a stool and perches on it. Use when the user says perch on the stool, sit on the stool, hop on the bar stool, or take a seat on the stool.

pet-a-dog

Pets a dog, crouching and stroking down its back with one hand, on a loop. Use when the command mentions pet the dog, pet the cat, stroke the animal, give it a pat, or good boy.

pick-fruit

Picks fruit, reaching up to twist a piece free and lowering it to a basket, on a loop. Use when the command mentions pick fruit, pick an apple, harvest, pluck it, or pick from the tree.

pigeon-pose

Holds the yoga pigeon pose, one shin folded in front on the floor and the other leg extended back, leaning gently forward. Use when the command mentions pigeon pose, pigeon stretch, or hip-opener pigeon.

pike-pushup

Performs pike push-ups from a hips-high inverted-V, bending the elbows to lower the head toward the floor. Use when the command mentions pike push-up, pike pushups, or shoulder push-ups in a pike.

pilates-hundred

Has the character do the pilates hundred on its back, legs up and arms pulsing at the sides. Use when the user says the hundred, pilates hundred, or pulse your arms with legs up on the floor.

pinch-nose

Pinches the nose shut and leans away from a bad smell. Use when the command mentions pinch your nose, that stinks, what a smell, hold your nose, or it reeks.

pirouette

Performs a ballet pirouette: a single turn on one foot up on the toe with rounded arms, via a sequence sweeping root.faceDeg. Use when a command mentions pirouette, ballet turn, spin on one foot, or do a graceful turn.

pivot-on-heel

Pivots in place on one heel with the toes lifted, turning to a new heading, via a short sequence. Use when a command mentions pivot on your heel, heel pivot, turn on your heel, or spin on a heel.

pivot-on-toe

Pivots in place on the ball of one foot (toes down), turning to a new heading, via a short sequence. Use when a command mentions pivot on your toe, ball-of-foot pivot, spin on your toe, or turn on the ball of your foot.

place-on-table

Lowers an object held in both hands onto a waist-high surface and lets go. Use when the command mentions put it on the table, set it down on the desk, place it down, or set it on the counter.

plank-jacks

Performs plank jacks, holding a plank while jumping the feet apart and back together. Use when the command mentions plank jacks, plank jumping jacks, or plank feet in and out.

plank-on-floor

Holds the character in a plank on the floor, body straight and supported on the forearms. Use when the user says plank, hold a plank, forearm plank on the floor, or plank hold.

plank-walk

Travels sideways in a plank/push-up position, walking on the hands and feet, keeping facing, via a low translating sequence. Use when a command mentions plank walk, walking plank, lateral plank walk, or move sideways in a push-up position.

plant-seed

Plants a seed, crouching to dig a small hole, drop a seed in, and pat the soil. Use when the command mentions plant a seed, plant it, sow seeds, plant a flower, or put it in the dirt.

play-air-violin

Plays an air violin, tucking the chin onto a held instrument while the other arm bows back and forth. Use when the command mentions air violin, play violin, tiny violin, or fiddle.

play-dead

Drops the character to the floor and lies limp playing dead. Use when the user says play dead, pretend to be dead, drop dead, or go limp on the floor.

plop-down

Plops the character casually down to sit on the floor. Use when the user says plop down, plop down on the floor, flop down to sit, or just sit down on the ground.

plug-in-charger

Mimes plugging in a charger, crouching to a low outlet and pushing a plug into the wall. Use when the command mentions plug it in, plug in the charger, charge the phone, or plug into the wall.

plunge

Works a plunger up and down with both hands and the body weight, on a loop. Use when the command mentions plunge, use a plunger, unclog it, or plunge the drain.

plyo-lunge

Performs jumping (plyometric) lunges, exploding up and switching the front and back legs in the air, via a looping sequence with root.y. Use when a command mentions jump lunges, plyo lunges, switch lunges, or jumping split lunges. (For a static lunge, use…

pogo-hop

Bounces in place with tiny stiff pogo-stick hops on nearly straight legs and springy ankles, via a looping sequence with small root.y. Use when a command mentions pogo, pogo hop, stiff little bounces, bounce on the spot, or springy ankle hops.

point-and-laugh

Points at something and laughs mockingly, head tipping back between points. Use when the command mentions point and laugh, mock, laugh at someone, or taunt.

point-and-look

Points an index finger at an object while turning the head to look right at it. Use when the command mentions point at that, look at that one, point and look, that one over there, or indicate an object.

point-to-self

Points both thumbs or a finger at the own chest, as in who, me. Use when the command mentions point to yourself, who me, that is me, point at your chest, or me.

polish-surface

Polishes a spot on a surface, buffing it in tight circles with a cloth, on a loop. Use when the command mentions polish, buff it, shine it up, wax it, or polish the surface.

pony-dance

Performs the 1960s pony dance, a gallop-in-place bounce with the fists pumping like holding reins. Use when the command mentions pony, the pony, or do the pony dance.

popping

Performs popping, snapping quick isometric muscle pops at the arms, chest, and neck on a loop. Use when the command mentions popping, hit the pop, or pop dance.