Variation 1: Spell "L-A-B-O-R" then sign DAY.
Labor Day: Variation 2:
In context you can sign "WORK DAY." This is only appropriate if the
context is obvious. You can't just walk up to someone and sign
"WHAT-DOING WORK DAY" and expect them to know what it means. Suppose you were
teaching a group of kids about "holidays" and it was obvious you are talking
about the particular holiday known as "Labor Day" then you could sign "WORK
DAY" and it would make sense.
LABOR-DAY:
See also: WORK
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