In British Sign Language, the "Full C" handshape is formed by making a C with your thumb and fingers. This handshape is a size and shape classifier that represents shapes with curves, such as a bottles or cans. It also reflects the shape of distinguishable features on animals, e.g. the trunk of an elephant or the neck of a giraffe. It can also be used as a classifier for handling chunks of material, including money, e.g. the sign donate uses the Full C handshape as if giving a wad of cash. Thank

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