- The
index finger (also
referred to as
forefinger,
first finger,
second finger,
pointer finger,
trigger finger,
digitus secundus,
digitus II, and many other...
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Forefinger Point (67°37′S 48°4′E / 67.617°S 48.067°E / -67.617; 48.067) is a
prominent rock
point between McKinnon Island and
Rayner Glacier on the...
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width of a person's
thumb at the knuckle,
whereas the
width of the two
forefingers denotes 1.5 cun and the
width of four
fingers (except the thumb) side-by-side...
- Look up A-okay in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A-okay or A-OK (/ˌeɪ.oʊˈkeɪ/) is a more
intensive word form of the
English term OK. The
phrase can be...
- The
Forefinger is a
mountain in the Five
Fingers Group, a
group of
summits on the
divide between Pitt Lake and
Coquitlam Lake and
north of
Widgeon Lake...
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umpire can give
their decision. If the
batter is out, the
umpire raises a
forefinger and says "Out!"; otherwise, the
umpire will
shake their head and say "Not...
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because originally people ate it by
pinching pieces between the
thumb and
forefinger. In
their book
Authentic Mexican:
Regional Cooking from the
Heart of Mexico...
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miming pressing a button). A-OK or Okay, made by
connecting the
thumb and
forefinger in a
circle and
holding the
other fingers straight,
usually signal the...
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names of the five
fingers of the
human hand:
Takonui (thumb)
Takoroa (
forefinger) Māpere (middle finger) Mānawa (ring finger) Tōiti (little finger) The...
- food. It is a hand
gesture from the mouth,
sometimes with the
thumb and
forefingers.
Other times the chef's kiss is
merely communicated with an OK sign near...
