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like finger 

Said after somebody says a silent letter in a word, or puts an incorrect emphasis on a sound/syllable.

Taken from the commentary to "School of Rock". Tomika says "I wanna be a singer" in the movie. In the commentary, someone says "Singer.. like finger!"
a) "I wanna be a singer." said Tomika.

"Singer... like finger!"

b)"I have such bad hiccoughs." *pronounced hik-koff*
"Hiccoughs... like finger!"

c)"I'm the best dancer in the world!" *with emphasis on dan-SIR*
"Dancer... like finger!"
like finger by Campbell McInnes December 6, 2007
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finger like a balloon 

When a finger is sore.
The finger like a balloon is an infection.

Pointing Ring Finger Up Like Middle Finger except it's the Ring Finger 

When you point up the ring finger, also known as digitus medicinalis, it means I like you in a friendly and non-rude matter, or can have alternative meanings, like "your awesome", I love you to a romantic partner, etc. This is not to be confused with the middle finger that means "GO F--K YOURSELF"
Pointing Ring Finger Up Like Middle Finger except it's the Ring Finger:

Jessica: That was such sweet gift Howard *points ring finger*
Howard: Aww you put your ringer finger up! I love you too!

<.7.9.7.>I Like It Finger Out Around Final Bout Because It Is Over Nine-Thousand<.7.9.7.6> 

<.7.9.7.>I Like It Finger Out Around Final Bout Because It Is Over Nine-Thousand<.7.9.7.6>
<.7.9.7.>I Like It Finger Out Around Final Bout Because It Is Over Nine-Thousand<.7.9.7.6>

finger me like a bitch

I don't like it when guys point middle finger you know who 

I don't like it when guys point middle finger you know who
I don't like it when guys point middle finger you know who

Spider like fingers 

You pronounce spider like 'speeder' spider like fingers comes from a fanfiction I once read when I was six, I will never be the same.
You see that izaya lad over there with that girl who looks traumatised he has spider like fingers
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