American Sign Language: "don't
like"
The sign "don't-LIKE" provides a good example of "reversal of
orientation for negation."
What you do is you do the sign "LIKE" and then your "reverse the
orientation" (the direction in which the palm is facing) and you
flick the fingers open.
don't-LIKE:

   
Also see:
LIKE
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