In England at least, it's common for men to nod (downward or upward) if they recognise each other whilst out and about (typically when they're not close-friends but acquaintances), sometimes accompanied by "alright?" or "hey" but if they're too far away it makes sense not to say anything.
Maybe it's more often used where you are or used in more situations? Where are you from?
Is there something only someone local to you would say?
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Around here people nod their head upward to show that they recognize you.
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*nods*
That's quite common.
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Hmmm.. didn't know it was.
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In England at least, it's common for men to nod (downward or upward) if they recognise each other whilst out and about (typically when they're not close-friends but acquaintances), sometimes accompanied by "alright?" or "hey" but if they're too far away it makes sense not to say anything.
Maybe it's more often used where you are or used in more situations? Where are you from?
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That's exactly the way its used here in California.