Fr. le peigne; Ger. der Kamm.
Combat. See Battle.
Come. Carry right G hand, back out, fingers up, in a graceful sweep from arm’s length to within a foot of one’s face. Many use the flat hand swung down and to you, palm under and toward you. Railroad men use the whole arm, swinging it across the body at an angle of 45 degrees, so as to be seen in a dim light.
Fr. venez; Ger. kommen Sie.
Come back. Hold flat left, back forward, near breast; swing right ditto pointed up from arm’s length in against back of left. See Arrive here.
Fr. revenez; Ger. kommen Sie zurück.
Come between or Intervene. Hold out left hand flat, back out, at arm’s length and pass flat right, thumb up, between left and body.
Fr. s’interposer, intervenir; Ger. dazwischen kommen.