Toddler Sign Language

The sign for "accoying" is made by placing the index and middle fingers of both hands on the chin, then moving them downward and to the sides in a smooth…

To sign the word "accoyed," you would use a combination of hand movements and finger spelling to convey the letters A-C-C-O-Y-E-D in American Sign Language.

Accoy can be signed by using a combination of the letters "A" and "C" in American Sign Language, with the hand moving from the forehead to the chin.

To sign the word "accoast," place your dominant hand near your non-dominant shoulder with fingers pointing down and make a circular motion.

To sign the word "accloy," make a fist with your dominant hand and extend your pinky and index fingers out. Then, use the side of your index finger to trace…

To sign the word "acclivous," make a downward motion with your dominant hand while keeping your palm facing upward.

To sign the word "acclivitous," use a combination of hand movements that mimic the upward slope of a hill or mountain.

To sign the word "acclivities," use both hands to form the letter "A" shape, then move them upwards and slightly outwards in a climbing motion.

"To sign the word acclivity, use the fingers of one hand to trace an upward slope on the opposite palm."

To sign the word "acclinate", use the ASL sign for "adapt" or "adjust" and add the sign for "lean" or "tilt".