1. moving the head up and down, especially to show agreement or acknowledgment
Usage: present participle of ‘nod’
2. becoming drowsy or falling asleep while sitting up
Usage: present participle of ‘nod’

1. drooping or swaying gently, as flowers or plants in the wind

Examples

• She was nodding in agreement during the meeting.
• The student was nodding off during the lecture.
• He kept nodding his head to the music.
• The elderly man was nodding in his chair by the fireplace.
• The nodding daffodils swayed in the spring breeze.
• I saw her nodding at me from across the room.
• The nodding flowers created a peaceful garden scene.