Most of the time I just spell T-R-U-C-K.
I've noticed though that the handshape of the "C" tends to mutate a bit when
spelling T-R-U-C-K. The "C" in TRUCK tends to use just the thumb,
index finger, and middle, finger. Here is an example of the modified C:
truck:
Those of you studying ASL, please don't get all riled about this next
version of the sign "truck." Some people will say, "tsk,
tsk, that's English." (Meaning that it is an "invented Signed
English" sign.) My opinion is that enough Deaf Community
members have begun using it that any serious student of ASL would want to know
it-- so that he or she will recognize it when it is inevitably signed by some Deaf
person somewhere.
TRUCK-DRIVER:
(TRUCK + AGENT)
This sign reminds me of the English concept of "trucker."
