Across
- 4. Your non-dominant hand and arm should lie flat in front of your body. Your dominant arm starts vertically, with the elbow resting on the non-dominant hand, and your index finger extended upward while the rest of the fingers are drawn into a fist
- 5. place your closed-fist, dominant 'A' hand on top of your non-dominant open palm, and move both hands upwards.
- 6. looks a head nodding yes. You take your hand and make it into a fist, holding it at about shoulder height, then make your fist bob back and forth.
- 12. form both your hands into fists and only stick out your pointer fingers (like the number 1 sign). Putting your dominant fist on top of the other at an angle.
- 13. extend your fingers and thumb. Touch you fingers to your chin and bring your fingers forward. It is almost like you are blowing a kiss out, to thank the person - but the sign is a bit lower.
- 14. move your dominant hand in a circular motion with fingers spread and wriggling right in front of you, as if you're typing letters on a keyboard with one hand.
- 16. take your non-dominant hand and hold it down flat in front of you, so that your non-dominant forearm represents the horizon. Then take your flat, dominant hand and slide it under the palm of your 'horizon' arm, bringing it up with your dominant palm facing you. T
- 17. create a letter Y sign with your dominant hand, then hold it up to your chin, palm facing you.
- 18. make a letter 'T' with our dominant hand, and we shake it back and forth in front of us.
- 20. signed by taking both your hands open and facing each other in a 'C' shape. Starting with your thumbs and index fingers touching, make a circle in the air, as if tracing a plate starting near your chest and ending away from your chest, with your hands having rotated at the wrists and concluding with your pinkies touching.
Down
- 1. take your dominant hand and extend and separate the three middle fingers while holding the thumb and pinkie finger together. Then tap your index finger on your chin a couple of times.
- 2. take your dominant hand with fingers extended and held together, and thumb extended and sticking out. Take the hand with palm facing in and rub it in a circle on your chest.
- 3. signed by holding your dominant hand up into a fist in front of you, then flicking your pointer finger up. This sign suggests a lightbulb turning on in your mind.
- 7. Open your non-dominant hand with fingers widespread and insert your dominant index between the index and middle fingers of your other hand, turning it back and forth, mimicking the movement of a key starting the ignition of a car.
- 8. Hold your non-dominant hand horizontally across your body. Then take your dominant hand with fingers cupped, and lower it over the non-dominant hand.
- 9. Take your index finger together with your middle finger and tap them together with your thumb.
- 10. form both hands into hooks or the ASL letter X sign and move them downward.
- 11. signed by swiping your dominant hand across your forehead. From an open, flat hand on the far side of your forehead, swipe your hand across towards the dominant side of your body, as the flat hand turns into a bent hand, ending a few inches off the side of your temple..
- 14. looks like you are pushing something away with your pinkies. Start the sign by taking both your hands opened up with palms facing you. Flick your hands around so that you end with your palms facing out.
- 15. form both hands into a loose ASL letter A sign. Holding your non-dominant 'A' hand steady before you, take your dominant 'A' hand's thumb to your forehead, then bring it down to touch your other thumb..
- 17. signed by closing both hands into fists in front of you, then tapping your dominant fist on top of your non-dominant fist a couple of times at the wrist area. It is as if you are hard at work doing something..
- 19. flatten out your leading hand, bend your second hand at a right angle, then tap it against the middle of the palm of your first hand.