To sign the word “wars,” use a quick, sharp movement with both hands, starting with the hands in fists and opening them as you move them outwards.

To sign the word “colors,” use your nondominant hand to make a flat palm facing up. With your dominant hand, make a “C” shape with your pointer and middle fingers and tap them twice on the palm of your other…

To sign the word comfort, use your dominant hand to make a C shape and place it on your chest. Move your hand in a circular motion.

To sign the word “voyeur,” use the American Sign Language (ASL) sign for “watch” by cupping your hands and bringing them close to your eyes, then use the ASL sign for “spy” by making a “V” shape with your fingers…

To sign the word standing, use the dominant hand to create a fist and place it on the palm of the non-dominant hand. Then, lift the dominant hand slightly upwards and back down, mimicking the motion of standing up from…

To sign the word “daughter,” use both hands to make the ASL letter D and hold them up to your forehead, then move your hands down to your chest while keeping your palms facing inwards.

To sign the word “principal,” you would use both hands to make the letter “P” sign and then tap your dominant hand against your non-dominant hand.

To sign the word “shares,” use your dominant hand to make a flat palm facing forward, then use your other hand to make an “S” shape and place it on top of the palm. Twist both hands to the right.

To sign the word “convention,” use your dominant hand to make a C shape and then twist it slightly towards your non-dominant hand. Then, bring both hands together and touch your fingertips in front of your chest.

RS can be signed by making a small circle with the dominant hand, keeping the thumb and index finger touching to represent the letter “r,” and then extending the pinky finger to represent the letter “s.”