Another: Wave the index briskly before the right shoulder. This appears to be more common than the preceding. (Apache III.)
Right hand extended at the height of the eye, palm outward, then moved outward a little toward the right. (Kutchin I.)
Extend the palm of the right hand horizontally a foot from the waist, palm downward, then suddenly throw it half over from the body, as if tossing a chip from the back of the hand. (Wichita I.)
Deaf-mute natural signs:
Shake the head. (Ballard.)
Move both hands from each other, and, at the same time, shake the head. (Hasenstab.)
Deaf-mute signs:
French deaf-mutes wave the hand to the right and downward, with the first and second fingers joined and extended, the other fingers closed. This position of the fingers is that for the letter N in the finger alphabet, the initial for the word non. American deaf-mutes for emphatic negative wave the right hand before the face.
Turkish sign:
Throwing head back or elevating the chin and partly shutting the eyes. This also means, "Be silent." (Barnum.)