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Corna@Nose-Corna@SideChesthigh Corna@RadialHand-Corna@CenterChesthigh

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American Sign Language Production left-hand 1-I palm-right|20pxright-hand 1-I palm-left|20pxleft-hand below from right-handclose to body in center of eyesleft-hand staysright-hand moves downleft-hand touching below right-handleft-hand moves rightright-hand moves left ase two Corna Nose Corna SideChesthigh Move both hands in opposite directions past the front of the chest, brushing the dominant hand over the nondominant one as they pass each other. Corna with the arms crossed near the wrists Corna CenterChesthigh Adjective adj IRONIC ironic (ASL gloss) ENGLISH LANGUAGE FROM ENGLAND. IRONIC, A-S-L FROM FRENCH SIGN LANGUAGE, NOT FROM B-S-L. "The English language is from England and it is ironic that American Sign Language is from French Sign Language, not from British Sign Language." sarcastic Noun noun IRONY irony (ASL gloss) R-U-S-H L-I-M-B-A-U-G-H WORKS WHAT? RADIO. IRONY, NOW HE DEAF. "Rush Limbaugh works in radio. The irony is that he is now deaf." sarcasm