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American Sign Language: "Houston"


To sign "Houston" tap the side of your chin twice with a "U" handshape. (Which also happens to be an "H" handshape eh?)

HOUSTON:

 



Here's Byron Cantrell demonstrating the sign. Note, the sign actually only taps twice. He is repeating the the sign so you can see how the movement is made:


 


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