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This is how you sign Blood in American Sign Language.

How to sign

To sign "Blood" in American Sign Language (ASL), follow these steps: 1. Just hold your non-dominant hand open in front of your chest. 2. Touch your chin using your index finger with your dominant hand and smoothly transition into a "trickle down" movement over the non-dominant hand (fluttering the fingers of the dominant hand just a bit as it goes down).

How to sign

To sign "Blood" in American Sign Language (ASL), follow these steps: 1. Just hold your non-dominant hand open in front of your chest. 2. Touch your chin using your index finger with your dominant hand and smoothly transition into a "trickle down" movement over the non-dominant hand (fluttering the fingers of the dominant hand just a bit as it goes down).

To sign "Blood" in American Sign Language (ASL), follow these steps:                                                

1. Just hold your non-dominant hand open in front of your chest.                                  

2. Touch your chin using your index finger with your dominant hand and smoothly transition into a "trickle down" movement over the non-dominant hand (fluttering the fingers of the dominant hand just a bit as it goes down).

Word definition

Body fluid: The red liquid in your body that carries oxygen and nutrients.

Synonyms & similar words

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