The sign "WHAT-DO" is sometimes listed as "#DO" because it is a
lexicalized form of spelling the letters "D" and "O."
To do this sign, turn your hands palm up in "D" handshapes and hold them in
front of you with your index fingers pointing out/forward. Then
keeping your hands in that position, spell the word "DO" twice.
More advanced signers tend to do the same thing except they have "mutated" the "D" handshapes into "G" handshapes. The movement for this variation is to bring the pads of the index fingers and the thumbs together twice.
Make sure to use a "Wh-q"
facial expression with this sign because it translates to "What are/is
we/he/she/it doing?" If you put a y/n-q facial expression on this
sign it means, "What did I do? Why are you on my
case?"
DO-what?:
DO-what? (one handed version)
(What are you doing!?)
Side view: (G hand version)
WHAT-DO? (D hand variation)
Notice, you can use a "D" handshape instead of the "G"
handshape.
For more information on "DO" visit the DO page.