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What does finger on cheek and twist mean in sign language?

The sign you're describing is not a standard sign in American Sign Language (ASL) or any other widely recognized sign language. It's possible that:

* It's a regional or local sign: Some signs vary depending on the region or community.

* It's a personal sign: Individuals may create their own signs for specific words or concepts.

* It's a gesture, not a sign: The movement could be a gesture that has no specific meaning in sign language.

To get a definitive answer, you'd need to know:

* Who is using the sign? If it's someone you know, ask them what it means.

* The context: What were they talking about or doing when they used the sign?

Without more information, it's impossible to say for sure what the sign means.

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