It's the hi sign but most likely seeing it in the Little Rascal's
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∙ 11y agoThis gesture can signal impatience or frustration. It may indicate that someone is feeling annoyed or wanting to wrap up a conversation or situation quickly.
Place your right hand palm down under your chin. Touch the back of your hand to your chin and extend your fingers towards the left. Flap your fingers up and down a few times. That means "pig."
To sign GOOD, make a flat palm with your dominant hand, fingers together. Then, touch your fingers to your chin, palm inward. Then, move the hand away from your chin, keeping palm inward. A small movement is all that is necessary.
In American Sign Language (ASL), you sign "thank you" by placing your fingers at your chin and moving your hand forward and downward.
To sign "children" in American Sign Language, you can use the sign by crossing your arms in front of you while wiggling your fingers on both hands.
This gesture typically represents the sign for "silly" in American Sign Language. It involves moving an open hand up and down under the chin while sticking out the thumb.
Place your right hand palm down under your chin. Touch the back of your hand to your chin and extend your fingers towards the left. Flap your fingers up and down a few times. That means "pig."
You have two collarbones one each side of your neck. Put your fingers under you chin and run them down the front of your throat till you reach a hollow at the top of you chest - then run your fingers towards your shoulder. The curved bone that you can feel is one of your collarbones.
The next step is to place the other hand on the forehead of the victim, andpush down on the forehead as you lift the jaw to bring the chin forward.
When they point their fingers up, they are pointing to the stars, and when they point their fingers down, they are pointing to "6 feet under".
Some caterpillars like circus clown due to wiggling woggling up and down
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only one syllable if you put your hand under your chin and say dream you can count how many times you chin goes down and that's how many syllables
There are 3 syllables. You can put your hand under your chin and say a word. In most cases, each time your chin moves your hand down, that's one syllable.
1 if you put your mouth under you chin your chin only goes down ONCE. So you cant do he-ap thats called "forcing" the word. So there is only ONE.
There is one syllable. Additional Answer: A trick to count syllables is to put your hand under your chin, say the word, and count the number of times that your chin moves downward. Each move down signifies a syllable.
On turkeys and goats it hangs from under the chin... On humans (only males) it hangs from the pelvis
Two! (Ve-nus) Try this trick for finding the syllable count. Put your hand under your chin. Say the word. Every time your chin goes down (aka your jaw opens) that is one syllable.