American Sign Language: "homework"
The sign for homework is a "compound" sign made from a combination
of the signs "HOME" and "WORK."
Normally the sign HOME makes a double touch to the cheek (first near
the mouth, then higher up toward the ear).
Normally the sign WORK makes a double movement (whacking the
non-dominant fist with the dominant fist twice).
But for the sign "HOMEWORK" you just touch the cheek just once
and whack your non-dominant hand just once.
HOMEWORK:
 
Animation: "homework"

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