Notes: Question:  Are there other ways to sign "alcoholic?" Answer:  Well, there are almost always other ways to sign anything. You might see this sign done with a "Y" handshape instead of the "A" handshape.

Alcoholic person

Let's take a look at this sign frame by frame:      Notes: Question:  Are there other ways to sign "alcoholic?" Answer:  Well, there are almost always other ways to sign anything. You might see this sign done with a "Y" handshape instead of the "A" handshape.

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Let's take a look at this sign frame by frame:      Notes: Question:  Are there other ways to sign "alcoholic?" Answer:  Well, there are almost always other ways to sign anything. You might see this sign done with a "Y" handshape instead of the "A" handshape.

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Alcoholic

The general sign for alcoholic is to use an "A" hand.  Pretend it is a bottle.  Hold it up and move it down and toward your mouth as if you were going to take a drink but missed. Then change your hands into "flat hands" and show the "person ending."     Let's take a look at this sign frame by frame:      Notes: Question:  Are there other ways to sign "alcoholic?" Answer:  Well, there are almost always other ways to sign anything. You might see this sign done with a "Y" handshape instead of the "A" handshape.

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Notes: Question:  Are there other ways to sign "alcoholic?" Answer:  Well, there are almost always other ways to sign anything. You might see this sign done with a "Y" handshape instead of the "A" handshape.

Notes: Question:  Are there other ways to sign "alcoholic?" Answer:  Well, there are almost always other ways to sign anything. You might see this sign done with a "Y" handshape instead of the "A" handshape.

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Let's take a look at this sign frame by frame:      Notes: Question:  Are there other ways to sign "alcoholic?" Answer:  Well, there are almost always other ways to sign anything. You might see this sign done with a "Y" handshape instead of the "A" handshape.

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Alcoholic: The general sign for alcoholic is to use an "A" hand.  Pretend it is a bottle.  Hold it up and move it down and toward your mouth as if you were going to take a drink but missed. Then change your hands into "flat hands" and show the "person ending."     Let's take a look at this sign frame by frame:      Notes: Question:  Are there other ways to sign "alcoholic?" Answer:  Well, there are almost always other ways to sign anything. You might see this sign done with a "Y" handshape instead of the "A" handshape.

Notes: Question:  Are there other ways to sign "alcoholic?" Answer:  Well, there are almost always other ways to sign anything. You might see this sign done with a "Y" handshape instead of the "A" handshape.

Alcoholic: The general sign for alcoholic is to use an "A" hand.  Pretend it is a bottle.  Hold it up and move it down and toward your mouth as if you were going to take a drink but missed. Then change your hands into "flat hands" and show the "person ending."     Let's take a look at this sign frame by frame:      Notes: Question:  Are there other ways to sign "alcoholic?" Answer:  Well, there are almost always other ways to sign anything. You might see this sign done with a "Y" handshape instead of the "A" handshape.