To sign *grill*, start with the sign for *cook*. Hold your non-dominant hand flat in front of you with the palm facing up. Place your dominant flat hand on top of it, palm down, and then flip your dominant hand over so the back of it rests on your non-dominant palm. Finish the sign by fingerspelling the word G-R-I-L-L.
To sign this, use the sign for *grill* (COOK + fingerspelling G-R-I-L-L) before signing *hamburgers* and *tonight*.
Sign *clean* and then use the *grill* sign to ask if the barbecue grill is ready.
Express your love for barbecue by signing *love*, *food*, and then signing *grill*.
To sign this, use the sign for *grill* (COOK + fingerspelling G-R-I-L-L) before signing *hamburgers* and *tonight*.
Sign *clean* and then use the *grill* sign to ask if the barbecue grill is ready.
Express your love for barbecue by signing *love*, *food*, and then signing *grill*.
Yes, many signers simply fingerspell G-R-I-L-L to refer to a grill, especially if the context of cooking is already established.
The first part of the sign is indeed the sign for *cook*. Adding the fingerspelled word G-R-I-L-L clarifies exactly what kind of cooking or equipment you are referring to.
While *grill* is often signed as *cook* plus G-R-I-L-L, *barbecue* is usually signed by simply fingerspelling B-B-Q.
