American Sign Language: "dresser"

The sign for "dresser" just mimes pulling out and pushing in a dresser drawer. 

DRESSER:



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Sample sentence:  Do you put your pants in a dresser or do you hang them up?
= YOUR PANTS, YOU PUT DRESSER [bodyshift]-OR HANG-up, WHICH?

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Notes:
If you need to specifically talk about the drawers in a dresser, you can do the same movement but at different heights.  For example, you could do sign the sign "drawer" a second time a little bit lower.  You can also number them.
 


 
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Where this sign is taught:

Taught in Lesson 09.

Practice sentences using this sign:

YOUR PANTS, YOU PUT DRESSER, "HANG-UP" WHICH? (Do you keep your pants in a dresser or do you hang them up?)

Related signs:

BASEMENT | BATHTUB | CLOSE-DOOR | COUCH | DRY | FLASH-LIGHTS | GARAGE | GARBAGE