Afraid or Cowardly (Seger says this means Buffalo backing out of fight; that is, “drawing in his horns.”) Hold out both G hands level, backs out, G fingers hooked like horns, draw them straight back together for six inches. Mostly but one hand is used. Compare Bring.
Fr. lâche, poltron; Ger. feige.
Afraid of no one. Point right G in several directions, then add Afraid, Not.
Fr. peur de personne; Ger. vor niemand Angst haben.
After, Behind, or Late (Time or space). G fingers pointing forward at an angle in front of body; left in advance. Draw the right over and behind the left. Draw it back a little way for a little bit after; but far back and low
down for a long way behind. Some finish by clenching the right hand.
If it meant that one is behind the rest, use the flat left hand, palm down, in advance, with right G behind.
Fr. après; Ger. hinter, nach.