Toddler Sign Language

To sign "absorbefacient," use the American Sign Language (ASL) sign for "absorb" followed by the ASL sign for "facial expression."

To sign "absorbedness," use both hands to make fists with your thumbs pointing upward. Bring your hands to your chest, touching your fists together, and then pull them away from…

To sign the word "absorbedly," use both hands to form the ASL letter A and then bring both hands down towards your chest while curling your fingers inwards.

To sign the word "absorbed," you would use both hands to make a "5" shape and place them on top of each other, then twist them in opposite directions as…

To sign "absorbant," use the ASL sign for "absorb" followed by the suffix -ANT, which is signed by pointing with your middle finger and tapping your thumb against it.

"Sign absorbancy by using the ASL sign for "absorb" followed by the fingerspelled letters "a-n-c-y"."

To sign the word "absorbance," make the ASL letter "A" with your dominant hand and touch it to your non-dominant palm, then move your dominant hand forward and slightly down…

To sign "absorbable," use both hands to form the letter "A" and rotate them in opposite directions as if squeezing or wringing out a sponge. Then, bring your hands together…

To sign the word "absorbability," use the American Sign Language (ASL) sign for "absorb" followed by the fingerspelled letters "I-L-I-T-Y" to represent the suffix "-ility."

To sign the word "absorb," use both hands to make flat, open palms facing down and bring them together, as if you are catching raindrops or scooping something up.