Toddler Sign Language

Acidurias is signed by making a "C" shape with both hands, holding them near the mouth, and moving them in a downward "wave" motion.

Aciduria is signed by using the sign for "acid" with the suffix "-uria" added at the end.

To sign the word "acidulousness," use both hands to form the letter A shape and then move them up and down in front of your mouth while puckering your lips.

To sign the word "acidulously," make the ASL sign for "sour" while exaggerating the facial expression and adding a slight shaking motion to the hand.

To sign the word "acidulous," use your dominant hand to make a "C" shape, then tap your index finger against your cheek twice.

To sign the word acidulent, use your dominant hand to make a "C" shape and lightly tap it against your non-dominant hand's open palm.

"Acidulation is signed by making a 'A' handshape and moving it in small circles on the chest."

To sign "acidulating," start with the sign for "acid" and add the movement of "stirring" or "mixing" with both hands.

To sign the word "acidulates," make the sign for "acid" by holding up your dominant hand with the palm facing down, fingers slightly apart and bent, and tapping your index…

To sign the word acidulated, use a "A" handshape and move it in a circular motion on your cheek.