Curtseyed [verb]

She curtseyed and bobbed and tried at first to pretend that she could not spare Sally during a morning.

Babette curtseyed so prettily that the witch was charmed and took her to ride on her broomstick.

Low he bowed before her, while she curtseyed to him, bending her tall and graceful form till her knee almost touched the ground.

The Queen made no answer, and they walked on until they met a girl with a pail of water, who curtseyed respectfully.

The woman who was keeping the stall curtseyed civilly, and asked if she might be allowed to make another bag.

She curtseyed very prettily, with her chin tilted back and her cheeks red, and asked me how I did.

With that she curtseyed low, kissed her husband's hand, and had vanished from the tent before he could return the salute.

Cora had risen and now curtseyed low to the ground, with outstretched arms.

Ann curtseyed; old Canham rose and stood with his hat in his hand—that white beard seemed to demand respect.

She curtseyed again, and began making her way jerkily down the sidewalk, jingling his silver in her hand.