what does it mean when someone puts they're thumb to they're nose with they're fingers wiggling?
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It's the silent equivalent of a raspberry.
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it seems to be a (very) bad mistyping of would as people's hand shifted to the right when typing it.
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if you are meaning in tap dance terms then i think it means that you sway to one side and brush you foot along the floor with the opisite side giving a better swaying image.  I think but not entierly sure
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Perhapse a form of Tourette Syndrom.\n\nIt can manifest as a repeated word tick.  \n\nOr perhapse the person your talking to is just uneducated and can't form a complete sentence for the sake of being too cool.
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Two fingers on top and your thumb underneath.
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uhm, when hands start to go in places they normally dont, and people started to be touchy, if you know what i mean ;]
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It means she is a touchy feel sort when she talks or it means she digs you.  The only way to know is to se how she acts around others.  Does she touch them too when she chats?  Another good way to know is to just ask her.  Do it flat out or in jest.  "Hey you sure like touching me a lot!  Those Axe commercials are so true..." *S*
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left hand finger next to pinkie
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I take it as a sign of affection that someone would take a couple of seconds and strain their finger just to acknowdledge me.  I always return their salute with a double one of my own.
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It means that they have a sense of humor,  my dad says this to me all the time.  It is cold and flu season, who wants someones nasty hand on their mouth.  Does everyone always wash their hands after going to the bathroom or scratching,?  ewe, I don't even want to think about it.
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the eye and arm test...(learned this in psych class) if a person is looking up and to the right while they are talking to you, that means that the left side of the brain is being activated (the creative side) and they are making up a bunch of B.S. also, after they are done talking to you tell them to put their arms out to their sides and then you try to push them back down, if they go down then they are lying because lying makes you physically weaker. its pretty cool stuff.
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it is OBSESSIVE compulsive disorder. When someone become obsessed with doing something a certain way or number of times. Like if they cant just switch a light on they have to flick the switch 7 times. or they must wash their hands a certain way or whatever.
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Automatic gestures like head scratching are a kind of expressive shorthand for our feelings. One popular explanation for any hand-to-head movements is that they're frustrated aggression-- a reversion to the natural movements of our rock-throwing ancestors. If you watch a small child strike at something, he'll raise an arm over his head and bring it forward in an arc. It's a natural, unstudied movement. Not much finesse, but for a cave man it got the job done.\n\nWhen we're wrestling with some knotty problem, we experience feelings of frustration, perhaps some anger, and before we know it, our hand flies up in the air. But hold it. In these modern times, it's not polite to bash the guy who asked the question. So instead we deflect attention from the movement and scratch or rub our head or chin or neck. At lest that's the way anthropologists see the situation.\n\nPsychologists will tell you that most absent-minded self-touching movements are efforts to comfort ourselves in times of stress. It's like giving ourselves a reassuring pat. Head scratching would be a way of relieving the stress of not knowing something, and it's directed at our heads because that's the source of our distress.\n\nDon't like those explanations? Well, we got a million of em. Neuropsychologists might say that head scratchers are people who learn best by touch or movement. Each person has a dominant learning mode, they claim-- visual, auditory, or sensory. A visual person might cast their eyes heavenward while pondering. An aural person might tug on an ear.\n\nPersonally, I think we put hand to head to try to knock the right answer into the proper brain slot. But whaddo I know. And does head scratching work? Um, well, gee...let me get back to you on that one.
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of course it's a finger.  the word "thumb" is used to identify it.  just like pinky, index, fore finger.  the words are used to identify each digit.
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Monkeys have opposable thumbs, meaning they can touch the top of their thumb against the top of their fingers, thus making holding things much easier.\n\nThey don't have retractable thumbs. That would mean that they could pull their thumbs back into their hands, like the comic character Wolverine does with his claws and like cats do with their claws.
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Yes this is very hard to explain..umm tryholding your nose and sing...okay after you do that try singing without holding your nose. Do you sound the same if you do then try singing without making the same sound when you hold your nose.
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Ah, Romeo and Juliet! Basically, "biting one's thumb" was a mortal insult, kind of like flipping someone off (but worse). Sampson is biting his thumb in order to insult the Montagues who are walking past. The "which is a disgrace to them if they bear it" means "If they don't come and fight, they're chicken, and we can hold it over their heads." Of course, an utterly chaotic street brawl erupts after this.