Definition: A male child or young man.
The origin of this onomatopoeic sign came from a grasp of the brim of the cap in the old days.
Pronunciation/articulation: Dominant "flat O" handshape (palm orientation facing the left side) tapping twice in front of the forehead.
Origin/etymology: "A sign borrowed from French sign language which originated in olden days, when boys wore 'caps' as part of their standard school uniforms." -- Lyn J. Wiley via email, May 2015.
Opposite: GIRL.
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