The sign for "postpone" holds two "F"-hands out in
front of you and then moves one or both forward in an up, forward,
and down again arc.
POSTPONE:
![](../../gifs/p/procrastination-1.gif)
![](../../gifs/p/procrastination-2.gif)
![](../../gifs/p/procrastination-3.gif)
![](../../signjpegs/p/postpo46.jpg)
![](../../signjpegs/p/postpo47.jpg)
![](../../signjpegs/p/postpo48.jpg)
![](../../signjpegs/p/postpo49.jpg)
Animation "POSTPONE" (version
1)
![](../../gifs-animated/postpone.gif)
There is a version in which both hands move. This variation means same as the version in
which only one hand moves.
Postpone (version 2)![](../../signjpegs/p/postpo50.jpg)
![](../../signjpegs/p/postpo51.jpg)
![](../../signjpegs/p/postpo52.jpg)
![](../../signjpegs/p/postpo53.jpg)
Animation "POSTPONE" (version 2)
![](../../gifs-animated/postponeversion1.gif)
Note:
Don't worry about which version to do ("one-handed movement" vs
"both hands moving"). I've interviewed quite a number of people and
there simply isn't a consensus in the community as to any meaningful
differences between the two versions.
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