ASL signs for common foods, meals, and dining, plus signs for emotions and feelings. Front: the English word. Back: a written description of the sign's handshape, hand location, and movement.
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- Eat
- Fingertips of a flat O hand tap against the mouth repeatedly.
- Drink
- A C hand tips toward the mouth as if holding a cup.
- Breakfast
- The sign for EAT combined with MORNING, indicating the morning meal.
- Lunch
- The sign for EAT combined with NOON, indicating the midday meal.
- Dinner
- The sign for EAT combined with NIGHT, indicating the evening meal.
- Bread
- The edge of one flat hand slices down against the back of the other hand repeatedly, as if cutting a loaf.
- Water
- A W hand taps against the chin near the mouth.
- Milk
- A hand alternates squeezing motions as if milking, opening and closing from an S to a C shape.
- Rice
- A spoon-shaped curved hand scoops upward toward the mouth repeatedly.
- Meat
- Thumb and index finger of one hand pinch the fleshy part of the other hand near the base of the thumb.
- Fruit
- Fingertips pinch near the corner of the mouth and twist slightly, as if picking fruit from a tree.
- Vegetable
- The index finger taps the corner of the mouth then twists, using a handshape distinct from FRUIT.
- Egg
- Two H hands mimic cracking an egg, one striking down against the other and separating.
- Cheese
- The heel of one flat hand presses and twists against the palm of the other, as if pressing curds.
- Coffee
- One fist grinds in a circular motion on top of the other fist, as if grinding coffee beans.
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