R@Chin R@NearChin R@Chin R@NearChin

American Sign Language Etymology From the ase R handshape, referring to the initial of the ase en restaurant. Production right-hand R palm-leftclose to body left side of chinright-hand moves down and up repeatedlywith right-hand moving right ase This one-handed ASL sign is produced as follows: Posture the dominant hand in on the dominant side of the chin, extended fingers pointing up. Hold the hand briefly still. Move the hand down off the chin. Posture the dominant hand in below the dominant side of the chin. Move the hand up and across to the next posture. Posture the dominant hand in on the nondominant side of the chin, extended fingers pointing up. Move the hand down off the chin. Posture the dominant hand in below the nondominant side of the chin. Hold the hand briefly still. Noun noun RESTAURANT restaurant