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stand-on-couch

Walks the character to the couch and stands ON top of it. Use when the user says stand on the couch, get up on the couch, or climb up and stand on the couch.

stand-on-counter

Walks the character to the counter and stands ON top of it. Use when the user says stand on the counter, get up on the counter, or climb up and stand on the counter.

stand-on-desk

Walks the character to the desk and stands ON top of it. Use when the user says stand on the desk, get up on the desk, or climb up and stand on the desk.

stand-on-furniture

Walks the character to a nearby surface and stands on top of it (generic). Use when the user says stand on the furniture, get up on something, climb up and stand on that, or stand up high on a surface.

stand-on-island

Walks the character to the kitchen island and stands ON top of it. Use when the user says stand on the kitchen island, get up on the kitchen island, or climb up and stand on the kitchen island.

stand-on-stool

Walks the character to the stool and stands ON top of it. Use when the user says stand on the stool, get up on the stool, or climb up and stand on the stool.

stand-on-table

Walks the character to the table and stands ON top of it. Use when the user says stand on the table, get up on the table, or climb up and stand on the table.

stand-up-from-crouch

Stands the character up out of a crouch or squat. Use when the user says stand up from the crouch, rise out of the squat, or get up from crouching.

stand-up-from-lying

Stands the character up from lying down. Use when the user says get up from lying down, stand up from the floor lying, or rise from lying down.

standing-forward-fold

Holds a standing rag-doll forward fold, hinging at the hips and letting the arms and head hang heavy toward the floor. Use when the command mentions standing forward fold, rag doll, ragdoll, forward hang, or uttanasana.

standing-ovation

Gives a standing ovation, clapping enthusiastically up high while standing tall. Use when the command mentions standing ovation, bravo, give a standing ovation, or applaud wildly. (For a polite clap use applaud.)

staple-papers

Mimes stapling papers, pressing down sharply with the heel of the palm a couple of times. Use when the command mentions staple, staple the papers, use a stapler, or staple it together.

star-jump

Performs a single explosive star jump, spreading the arms and legs into a star at the apex, via a sequence with a root.y arc. Use when a command mentions star jump, starfish jump, spread-eagle jump, or explode into a star. (For repeated jacks, use…

stargaze

Lies the character on its back to gaze at the stars, hands behind the head. Use when the user says stargaze, look at the stars, watch the night sky, or lie back and look at the stars.

statue-freeze

Snaps into a heroic statue pose and freezes perfectly still. Use when the command mentions freeze, statue, play a statue, musical statues, or hold still like a statue.

step-off

Steps the character down off a low surface to the floor. Use when the user says step off, step down off the stool, step off the coffee table, or step back down.

step-onto

Steps the character up onto a low surface and stands on it. Use when the user says step onto the coffee table/stool, step up onto that, or step up on a low surface.

stir-coffee

Mimes stirring coffee, making tiny circles with a spoon in a held cup. Use when the command mentions stir the coffee, stir my tea, stir a cup, or stir in sugar.

stir-pot

Mimes stirring a pot, one hand circling a spoon over a pot while the other steadies the rim, on a loop. Use when the command mentions stir, stir the pot, mix, stir the soup, or stir the sauce.

stomp-walk

Walks forward stomping heavily, lifting each knee and slamming the foot down, via a translating sequence. Use when a command mentions stomp walk, stomp forward, stomp around, heavy stomping steps, or walk like a giant. (For stomping in place, use stomp.)

stork-stand

Holds a stork stand, balancing on one leg with the other foot tucked against the standing knee and hands on the hips. Use when a command mentions stork stand, stork pose, flamingo stand, or balance with your foot against your knee.

straddle-sit

Sits the character on the floor with the legs spread wide in a V (straddle / pancake stretch). Use when the user says straddle, sit with legs spread wide, V-sit straddle, or middle splits on the floor.

strike-a-pose

Snaps sharply into a single striking fashion pose and holds it. Use when the command mentions strike a pose, freeze in a pose, or pose for the camera.

sumo-squat

Performs a wide-stance sumo squat with the feet turned out, sinking straight down with the hands clasped at the chest. Use when the command mentions sumo squat, plie squat, or wide-stance squat.

sumo-walk

Walks in a deep wide sumo stance with hands on the thighs, lumbering side to side, via a translating sequence. Use when a command mentions sumo walk, sumo stomp, wide squat walk, or walk like a sumo wrestler.

sun-salutation-floor

Flows the character through the floor part of a sun salutation (plank to cobra to downward dog). Use when the user says sun salutation, surya namaskar, do a yoga flow, or flow through the floor poses.

sun-salutation

Flows through a yoga sun salutation, reaching up, folding forward, lifting halfway, folding again, and rising back to stand. Use when the command mentions sun salutation, surya namaskar, or a yoga flow.

sunbathe

Lies the character on its back sunbathing, hands behind the head. Use when the user says sunbathe, tan, lie out in the sun, soak up the sun, or relax with hands behind your head.

superhero-landing

Performs the iconic superhero landing, crashing down to one knee with a fist on the ground and the other arm flung back. Use when the command mentions superhero landing, three-point landing, or hero landing.

superman-hold

Holds a prone superman, lying face down and lifting the outstretched arms, chest, and legs off the floor. Use when the command mentions superman, superman hold, prone back extension, or flying superman pose.

superman-pose

Lifts the character into a superman: lying face down with the arms and legs lifted off the floor. Use when the user says superman, superman pose, fly like superman, or lift your arms and legs lying down.

surf-stance

Mimes riding a wave in a low surf stance, knees bent and arms out, shifting weight side to side. Use when the command mentions surf, surfing, hang ten, ride a wave, or surfer stance.

swagger

Swaggers forward with a cocky shoulder-rolling side-to-side sway via a translating sequence. Use when a command mentions swagger, strut cockily, walk with attitude, shoulder roll walk, or a confident swaying walk.

swim-breaststroke-standing

Mimes the breaststroke while standing, sweeping both arms forward, out wide, and back together with a small bob. Use when the command mentions breaststroke, breast stroke, or frog-style swimming motions.

swim-freestyle-standing

Mimes the front-crawl freestyle stroke while standing, windmilling the arms over alternately with a torso roll. Use when the command mentions swim, freestyle, front crawl, or do swimming motions.

swing-step

Dances a bouncy swing/jive basic, a rock step with a springy up-and-down bounce and pumping arms. Use when the command mentions swing dance, jive, lindy hop, or east coast swing.

table-tennis-forehand

Mimes a quick table tennis forehand drive, a compact wristy swing across the body. Use when the command mentions table tennis, ping pong, forehand loop, or ping-pong forehand.

table-tennis-serve

Mimes a table tennis serve, a small toss and a low brushing contact with backspin. Use when the command mentions table tennis serve, ping pong serve, or serve in ping-pong.

take-a-knee

Drops to one knee with the head bowed and a hand resting on the lifted knee. Use when the command mentions take a knee, kneel on one knee, genuflect, or down on one knee.

take-cover

Crouches the character low behind cover with the arms raised to protect the head. Use when the user says take cover, hide behind cover, brace, or crouch and protect your head.