The sign begins atthe ear “as if youtake an imaginarypen from behindthe ear.”Image ofchain - thisform is similarto the Frenchsign PHRASEFree!“using thewhetstone tosharpen thelower edge ofthe left hand”as if your indexfingers wereknittingneedles, andthen point tothe foot.teachersclapping theirhands to attracttheir deafstudents’attention.“morethan onetime.” Suffering fromor affected withdisease, illhealth orphysical illnessa girl or womanwho has thesame parents asanother person;female sibling.somethingthat iseasy to doThe origin ofthis religioussign is itssecularcounterpartHURT.To indicatesimilaritybetween twoor morething.One’s reactionto tastingsomething thatis not sweet.trademarkwhitestripe onthe headNose -negative andhumorousconnotationsof the nose.gestural metaphorfor squeezing theheart, the feelingexpressed by a“broken heart”.The sign begins atthe ear “as if youtake an imaginarypen from behindthe ear.”Image ofchain - thisform is similarto the Frenchsign PHRASEFree!“using thewhetstone tosharpen thelower edge ofthe left hand”as if your indexfingers wereknittingneedles, andthen point tothe foot.teachersclapping theirhands to attracttheir deafstudents’attention.“morethan onetime.” Suffering fromor affected withdisease, illhealth orphysical illnessa girl or womanwho has thesame parents asanother person;female sibling.somethingthat iseasy to doThe origin ofthis religioussign is itssecularcounterpartHURT.To indicatesimilaritybetween twoor morething.One’s reactionto tastingsomething thatis not sweet.trademarkwhitestripe onthe headNose -negative andhumorousconnotationsof the nose.gestural metaphorfor squeezing theheart, the feelingexpressed by a“broken heart”.

A Historical and Etymological Dictionary of ASL (S) - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. The sign begins at the ear “as if you take an imaginary pen from behind the ear.”
  2. Image of chain - this form is similar to the French sign PHRASE
  3. Free!
  4. “using the whetstone to sharpen the lower edge of the left hand”
  5. as if your index fingers were knitting needles, and then point to the foot.
  6. teachers clapping their hands to attract their deaf students’ attention.
  7. “more than one time.”
  8. Suffering from or affected with disease, ill health or physical illness
  9. a girl or woman who has the same parents as another person; female sibling.
  10. something that is easy to do
  11. The origin of this religious sign is its secular counterpart HURT.
  12. To indicate similarity between two or more thing.
  13. One’s reaction to tasting something that is not sweet.
  14. trademark white stripe on the head
  15. Nose - negative and humorous connotations of the nose.
  16. gestural metaphor for squeezing the heart, the feeling expressed by a “broken heart”.