The phrase "finger play" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to playful or skillful movements of the fingers, often in the context of children's games or activities.
Example: "The children enjoyed finger play during storytime, using their hands to mimic the actions of the characters."
Alternatives: "hand games" or "finger games".
There's also a quick mode that allows finger play, but I found it easier to use the toys.
Even in his later years, when he had lost the physical strength for grueling concert schedules and night after night of intricate, energetic finger play, Alla Rakha and his sons gave performances at Carnegie Hall and Symphony Space in New York, among other venues.
Deep, earthy crouches offset delicate finger play.
Although the girls can run, play peekaboo, engage in finger play shoot'em-ups for 20-minute marathons and covet their older sister's Zhu Zhu pets, they are both also developmentally delayed by about one year.
Ideas abound as to why this should be so: the Bogart-cum-Garbo glamour of the thing (now much diminished); the comfort of having one's own little campfire; the reassuring ritual of matches, lighters, and finger play; and so on.
See 7th chords are four note chords: The following fingerings work for all major and minor 7th chords (the little finger plays a 7th) on the keyboard, skipping the ring finger.
"I cut this finger playing with a model plane when I was 12 or 13," he said.
Then she sucks her finger, plays with her hair and the camera cuts away before things get too creepy.
When I broke a finger playing around with a football after practice, I was told by one coach about the difference between "being hurt and being injured".
This was right after World War II and I can remember because I hurt my finger playing ball and went to see him.
One finger plays the video, while two fingers captures the playback for you to save and share.
