OpenB@Chest-PalmBack-OpenB@Trunk-PalmBack RoundSurface-RoundSurface

American Sign Language Etymology Two-handed sign from ase OpenB@Chest-PalmBack RoundSurface please. Production left-hand open-B palm-inright-hand open-B palm-inleft-hand below from right-handclose to body in center of chestleft-hand arcs right circles down repeatedlyright-hand arcs left circles down repeatedly ase two OpenB Chest PalmBack OpenB Trunk PalmBack Move the dominant hand around the chest, through the following posture. Move the nondominant hand around the trunk, through the following posture. Continue moving both hands at least one full circle. | colspan=2 | move rnd SP | colspan=1 | Bu IN c iCH IN SP BA MP | colspan=1 | Bu IN c CHT IN SP BA MP | colspan=2 | move rnd SP | colspan=1 | Bu IN c iTR IN SP BA MP | colspan=1 | Bu IN c TRT IN SP BA MP []B⊤ @X Verb verb B ENJOY ase transitive to enjoy (something) ase intransitive to have fun