Toddler Sign Language

To sign the word "adiposis," use a circular motion with both hands at the sides of your body to show a round shape representing excess fat.

To sign the word "adiposes," use both hands to make the letter "A" shape by extending your index and middle finger while keeping your other fingers tucked in. Place your…

To sign the word "adiposeness," use the ASL signs for "fat" and "condition" or "state", which is demonstrated by making a C shape with one hand and tapping it onto…

To sign the word "adipose," use the American Sign Language (ASL) sign for "fat" by placing both hands at the sides of your head and moving them down towards your…

Adipopexis is signed by forming the letter "A" with the dominant hand and touching it to the chest, then placing the fingertips of the non-dominant hand on top of the…

To sign the word "adipopexic," use the American Sign Language (ASL) fingerspelling technique to spell out each letter in the word: A-D-I-P-O-P-E-X-I-C.

Adipopexia is signed by using both hands to create the letter 'A' shape and placing them on either side of the abdomen, then moving them outward as if pushing away…

To sign the word "adipopectic," use finger-spelling to spell out A-D-I-P-O-P-E-C-T-I-C.

To sign "adiponitrile," use American Sign Language (ASL) to fingerspell the letters A-D-I-P-O-N-I-T-R-I-L-E one by one.

To sign the word "adipometer," use the ASL sign for "adipo" (demonstrating a round shape with both hands) followed by the sign for "meter" (moving one hand up and down…