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American Sign Language: "list"
The sign for "list" uses a "bent hand" that looks like this:
Side view =
Your base hand functions as a piece of paper and your dominant hand shows a list of things on that paper.
LIST (side view):
Sample sentence: Do you have a list of interpreters?
"TO-LIST" (use this as a verb, for example: "Make a list.")
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