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American Sign Language:  "soap"

SOAP:

This sign looks as if you have some soap on your palm and you are pulling your fingertips back across it twice to develop a lather.


 


 
Notes:

 

Where this sign is taught:

Taught in Lesson 17.

Practice sentences using this sign:

SOAP YOU USE, what-NAME? (What brand of soap do you use?)

Related signs:

A-LOT | BANANA | BEER | BREAKFAST | CAT+UP-[joke sign: "catsup"] | DINNER | DISH | FRENCH-FRIES

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