Vocab 1

Question 1

Family

Answer 1

Question 2

all-together

Answer 2

Question 3

brother

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Question 4

sister

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Question 5

mom

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Question 6

dad

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Question 7

sometimes

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Question 8

camping

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Question 9

like/same

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Question 10

BIG / LARGE:

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Notice in the sign below the “L” hand index fingers are bent? That is a generic sign for “largeness” or the state of being big. If I use “normal” “L” hands then the sign becomes an initialized sign for “LARGE.”

Question 11

small

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Question 12

medium

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Question 13

only

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just-Hold up an index finger in the neutral fingerspelling position. The finger is pointing up, the palm-side of the hand is facing forward. Make a twisting rotational movement and end up with the palm-side of the hand facing backward towards yourself.

single-To sign this version of “only” hold an index-hand palm up (the index finger is pointing up, the flat of the fingernail is toward the viewer). Move the hand in a small horizontal circle as if drawing a circle the size of a quarter on the underside of a table.

Question 14

all

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Question 15

have

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Question 16

have-to

need

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Question 17

people

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Question 18

baby

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Question 19

date

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Question 20

husband

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Question 21

child

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Question 22

children

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multiple child

Question 23

boy

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Question 24

girl

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Question 25

man

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Question 26

woman

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Question 27

grandma

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Question 28

grandpa

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Question 29

parents

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mom then dad

Question 30

grandparents

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grandma and grandpa at same time

Question 31

adopt/take/host

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Question 32

cousin

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use masculine/feminine Plural is at cheekbone

Question 33

nephew

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open "n" and shake

Question 34

Niece

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open "n" and shake

Question 35

wife

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Question 36

step

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"L" turn out "2" and turn out

Question 37

half 1/2 3/4 5/8

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Start with numerator move hand down while changing to denominator

Question 38

twins

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Question 39

uncle

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Question 40

aunt

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Question 41

in-law

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Tap "l" against non-dom hand up then down

Question 42

dead/missing

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opposite of spring

Question 43

to-die

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Question 44

pass-away

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dead opposite of spring

Question 45

divorce

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Question 46

wedding

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open palm in at waist and cross

Question 47

marry

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Question 48

engaged

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"e" like putting a ring on

Question 49

older/tall

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Question 50

younger/short

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Question 51

son

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Question 52

daughter

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Question 53

kids

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"i love you" and wiggle under nose | (like wiping a kid's nose)

Question 54

single/lonely

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"d" bring index down each side of cheek like crying

Question 55

God

Answer 55

"b" down in front of nose and out