'hand sign' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a gesture made with your hands, typically to convey meaning without having to speak. For example, a thumbs up is a hand sign indicating approval or agreement.
But a somewhat-similar hand sign — the open-handed flicking of a thumbnail against the teeth — is seen in the cultures of the Indian subcontinent to be insulting.
Very little English spoken, so pick and hand sign for the amount you want.
"Family first" includes a hand sign — middle and index fingers crossed and thumb extended.
There is also a Wiki and a hand sign derived from the old Vulcan greeting.
Another showed Diamond and his daughter apparently copying Jay-Z's diamond hand sign last November.
A small boy lit up when, on the spot, the teacher taught him the binoculars-like hand sign for "owl".
Two of them actually are Drake, rather unimaginatively: Drake doing the aforementioned dancing, Drake doing that phone-hand sign last sported by David Brent.
"Post Mille Secula Praescindetur Occasion Aliquid Adjuciendi," which… Indecisive Note: La Cremaillere restaurant, up near the Plaza, calls itself La Cremaillere on its right-hand sign and La Cremaillere on its left-hand one.
By Debra Kern, Berry, and Romeyn The New Yorker, December 4 , 1937P. 23 Indecisive Note: La Cremaillere restaurant, up near the Plaza, calls itself La Cremaillere on its right-hand sign and La Cremaillere on its left-hand one.
A man who had recently learned to drive his own car was about to drive home at midnight, when he found his car, helplessly pinced… Indecisive Note: La Cremaillere restaurant, up near the Plaza, calls itself La Cremaillere on its right-hand sign and La Cremaillere on its left-hand one.
The left-hand sign indicates the payoff for player A, and the right-hand sign indicates the payoff for player B, with "+" representing a positive or beneficial payoff, "0" representing a neutral effect, and "−" representing a negative or harmful effect.
