"fly" American Sign Language (ASL)

American Sign Language: "fly (insect)" For more "fly" versions, as in "flying" see: FLY FLY-(insect) As in a bug that flies around and bothers people. Version 1: Spell it. Because the word "fly" is so short (three letters) this concept is often just spelled out. But, if for some reason, (maybe you are telling a story), and you need an actual sign for fly here is a sign that works pretty good for indicating the insect known as a "fly." FLY: If you want to talk about a fly buzzing around, I'd use an "F" handshape. Pretend you are holding a fly between your index finger and thumb. Then wiggle your hand around as if the imaginary fly between your finger and thumb were buzzing around in the air. FLY-("buzzing around") Also see: "FIREFLY" You can learn sign language online at American Sign Language University ™ hosted by Lifeprint.com © Dr. William Vicars

American Sign Language: "fly (insect)"

For more "fly" versions, as in "flying" see: FLY

FLY-(insect)
As in a bug that flies around and bothers people.
Version 1: Spell it.

Because the word "fly" is so short (three letters) this concept is often just spelled out. But, if for some reason, (maybe you are telling a story), and you need an actual sign for fly here is a sign that works pretty good for indicating the insect known as a "fly."

FLY:

If you want to talk about a fly buzzing around, I'd use an "F" handshape. Pretend you are holding a fly between your index finger and thumb. Then wiggle your hand around as if the imaginary fly between your finger and thumb were buzzing around in the air.

FLY-("buzzing around")

Also see: "FIREFLY"