As language evolves, the powers that regulate language tend to shift. That also concerns sign language, where changes in lexicon are not as easy as in spoken languages. Take a look at how popular terms are shown in English sign language.
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PHOTOBOMB [verb] – to spoil a photograph of (a person or thing) by unexpectedly appearing in the camera’s field of view as the picture is taken, typically as a prank or practical joke
EMOJI [noun] – a small digital image or icon used to express an idea or emotion in electronic communication
SELFIE [noun] – informal. A photograph that one has taken of oneself, typically one taken with a smartphone or webcam and shared via social media
DUCK FACE [noun] – an exaggerated pouting expression in which the lips are thrust outwards, typically made by a person posing for a photograph
SCREENCAP [noun] – a screenshot or screen grab
SMH [abbreviation] – informal shaking (or shake) my head (used in electronic communication to express disapproval, exasperation, frustration, etc.)
FOOD COMA [noun] – state of sleep or extreme lethargy induced by the consumption of a large amount of food
FIVE-SECOND RULE – notional rule stating that food which has been dropped on the ground will still be uncontaminated with bacteria and therefore safe to eat if it is retrieved within five seconds
ONESIE [none] – a loose-fitting one-piece leisure garment covering the torso and legs