the sign poop uses two hands. bring the non-dominant hand up towards the chest and make a fist. with the dominant hand, create a fist with the thumb sticking up, as if youre giving a thumbs up. press the thumb into the hole the pinkie has created on the non-dominant hand. quickly pull the dominant hand out of the non-dominant hand, as if it is falling out. as the hand falls out, release the hands from the fist so they create the shape for the sign 5.
Sign 'dog', then perform the sign for 'poop' by pulling your dominant hand down from your non-dominant fist, opening it into a '5' shape. Finish by signing 'grass'.
Point to the person, sign 'need', then sign 'poop' while raising your eyebrows and leaning forward slightly to indicate a yes/no question.
Point to yourself, sign 'step', and then sign 'poop' with a disgusted facial expression to match the unpleasant context of the sentence.
Sign 'dog', then perform the sign for 'poop' by pulling your dominant hand down from your non-dominant fist, opening it into a '5' shape. Finish by signing 'grass'.
Point to the person, sign 'need', then sign 'poop' while raising your eyebrows and leaning forward slightly to indicate a yes/no question.
Point to yourself, sign 'step', and then sign 'poop' with a disgusted facial expression to match the unpleasant context of the sentence.
No, this is the standard, clinical ASL sign for a bowel movement or poop. It is commonly used by parents, doctors, and everyday signers. Context and facial expressions dictate whether it is being used casually, medically, or humorously.
Yes, opening your dominant hand into a '5' shape as it falls away from the non-dominant fist is a key part of this specific sign. It visually completes the action of the waste dropping.
Typically, no. This sign literally refers to feces or a physical bowel movement. If you want to express that something is nonsense, a lie, or 'bull', ASL has different, specific idioms and signs for those concepts.
