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It explains how to form signs for breakfast, lunch, dinner, want, thirsty, hungry, like, more, water, and milk using specific hand shapes and motions. The notes describe directional movement and contact points, including how to represent morning and night with dominant and non-dominant hands, and how to execute throat, mouth, and chest-based gestures clearly for emphasis.","ASL: Food Terms  \nPresenter: Mary McGovern  \nBreakfast  \nA popular sign for \"breakfast\" is  \na combination of \"EAT and  \nMORNING.\"  \nUse a squished \"O\" hand as if stuffing a piece of  \nfood into your mouth  \nMorning uses a palm-up flat hand (or slightly bent hand) on the dominant hand to represent the sun rising up from beneath the horizon. The non-dominant arm plays the role of the horizon. The wrist of the dominant hand contacts the non-dominant hand's fingers.  \nLUNCH  \nA compound version (EAT + NOON)  \nUse a squished \"O\" hand as if stuffing a piece of food into your mouth  \nNoon is done with a flat hand pointing upward and resting on the back of the nondominant hand.  \nDINNER  \n[EAT+NIGHT]  \nUse a squished \"O\" hand as if stuffing a  \npiece of food into your mouth  \nThe sign for \"night\" is made by holding your non-dominant arm horizontally, palm down, pointing to the side. (If you are right handed that means your left arm would be pointing toward the right.) Put your dominant hand's wrist on the back of your non-dominant hand, fingertips pointing down.  \nWANT  \nStart with \"5\" hand shapes. Palms up. Flat. Bring the hands back toward you and change them into\"claw\" shapes.  \nTHIRSTY  \nTo sign \"thirsty\" run the tip of your index finger down your throat.  \nHUNGRY  \nThe sign for \"hungry\" is made by forming your right hand into the letter \"c.\" Move your hand down the middle of your chest. You don't actually have to touch your body but most people do--especially if they want to emphasize how hungry they are with a stronger movement.  \nLIKE  \nStart the sign a bit out from the chest with my middle finger and thumb pointing back toward my chest (but not touching either my chest or each other). Then move the hand forward while bringing the index and thumb together.  \nMORE  \nThe sign for \"more\" uses flattened \"O\" hands. 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