VVain.SignBeautiful; then draw head and body back with an arrogant look. (Blackfoot.) SignPaint,Dress,Good,Love. (C) SeePride.Fr.vain; Ger.eitel.ValiseValise.Hold out both arms, level, low, parallel; hands flat, but bent at right angles to arms; palms to you, tips touching. AddClothesandEntertwice or three times.Fr.la valise; Ger.der Handkoffer.Very MuchVery Much,Heap Much,Strong,Brave,Superlative. Hold left S hand, back out, in front of body; forearm horizontal and pointing to right and front; bring the ditto right hand some six inches above and a little in front of left hand; strike downward with right hand, mostly by elbow action, the second joints of right hand passing close to and about on a line with knuckles of left hand. This is very likeStrongand seems in some renditions to be the same.It is also used forVery,Very Much, and for a certain strong English adjective that is omitted from the Sunday School readers. CompareStrong.Fr.beaucoup,très; Ger.sehr,viel.Vessel.SeeBowl.Victor.SeeKillandTriumph.VigilantorWatchful. SignLook, in different directions, andAll the time.Fr.vigilant; Ger.wachsam.Village(Many Lodges). SignLodgesorTeepeesandMany.Fr.le village; Ger.das Dorf.Vine.SignTreewith left; then with right G trace the vine’s course about it.Fr.la vigne; Ger.die Ranke.Volley.SeeFire.VomitVomit.Hold compressed right hand back up below chin, pointed to left and upward, move it upward forward and down, point first, once or twice.Fr.vomir; Ger. (sich)brechen,sich übergeben.
Vain.SignBeautiful; then draw head and body back with an arrogant look. (Blackfoot.) SignPaint,Dress,Good,Love. (C) SeePride.
Fr.vain; Ger.eitel.
Valise
Valise.Hold out both arms, level, low, parallel; hands flat, but bent at right angles to arms; palms to you, tips touching. AddClothesandEntertwice or three times.
Fr.la valise; Ger.der Handkoffer.
Very Much
Very Much,Heap Much,Strong,Brave,Superlative. Hold left S hand, back out, in front of body; forearm horizontal and pointing to right and front; bring the ditto right hand some six inches above and a little in front of left hand; strike downward with right hand, mostly by elbow action, the second joints of right hand passing close to and about on a line with knuckles of left hand. This is very likeStrongand seems in some renditions to be the same.
It is also used forVery,Very Much, and for a certain strong English adjective that is omitted from the Sunday School readers. CompareStrong.
Fr.beaucoup,très; Ger.sehr,viel.
Vessel.SeeBowl.
Victor.SeeKillandTriumph.
VigilantorWatchful. SignLook, in different directions, andAll the time.
Fr.vigilant; Ger.wachsam.
Village(Many Lodges). SignLodgesorTeepeesandMany.
Fr.le village; Ger.das Dorf.
Vine.SignTreewith left; then with right G trace the vine’s course about it.
Fr.la vigne; Ger.die Ranke.
Volley.SeeFire.
Vomit
Vomit.Hold compressed right hand back up below chin, pointed to left and upward, move it upward forward and down, point first, once or twice.
Fr.vomir; Ger. (sich)brechen,sich übergeben.