Toddler Sign Language

Accruable is signed by tracing the letter 'A' with your dominant hand, while your non-dominant hand remains stationary in front of your body.

To sign the word "accroides," fingerspell the letters A-C-C-R-O-I-D-E-S using American Sign Language (ASL) handshapes and movements.

To sign the word "accroachment," use both hands to form the letter "A" with your index fingers. Then, bring your hands together and intertwine your fingers to create a circular…

To sign "accroaching," form the letter A with your dominant hand and move it towards your opposite shoulder, then make a C shape with your non-dominant hand and bring it…

To sign the word "accroached," use your dominant hand to make a closed fist with your index finger extended and touching your temple. Then, move your hand away from your…

To sign the word "accroach," make a fist with your dominant hand and place it on the back of your non-dominant hand, then slide your fist forward slightly as if…

Accrington can be signed by making the letter A handshape with both hands and tapping them together in front of the chest.

To sign "accriminate," use the ASL sign for "blame" or "accuse" and add the suffix "im-" to the beginning to indicate a negative connotation.

To sign the word "accretive," use the ASL fingerspelling alphabet to spell out each letter: A-C-C-R-E-T-I-V-E.

To sign the word "accretions," use both hands to make a claw-like shape, with fingers curled slightly. Starting at chest level, move both hands downwards and outwards, while keeping fingertips…