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Triangle hands 

When you see someone making the shape of a triangle with their hands by touching all the tips of their fingers together. Triangle hands stand for the worship of world domination and totalitarian power lead by an underground world leader. Some assume triangle hands to be linked to the Illuminati.
Man: *puts triangle hands in the air at a concert*
Woman: *whispers to friend* "Let's stay away from "triangle hands" over there. Bet he's part of the Mob."
Triangle hands by happyemoboys January 30, 2020

Triangle Hands 

Triangle hands: An upside-down triangle hand gesture that one makes either when things are ridiculous, awkward, or for no reason whatsoever. The triangle hand is made when a person brings their fingers together so they touch, and then points their hand down, therefore creating what looks like an upside-down triangle. It is important to note here that when a person makes two triangle hands and rotates them while emitting a strange noise from their throat, they are trying to signal the extreme awkwardness of a situation.
Person 1: It's awkward, cause she doesn't even know the other girl isn't into her.
Person 2: And she's still trying to get with her?
Person 1: Oh yeah. She's real thirsty.
Person 2: Well, that's awkward. Definitely a triangle hands moment. *triangle hands*

triangle hand sign 

a fucking gang sign.
Person A flashes the triangle hand sign in enemy gang territory.

Person A gets shot.
triangle hand sign by dordor24 September 19, 2013
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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