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In English: Who? Me, Now, would I do such a thing

Statussigned english from Australasian Signed English From Auslan Signbank · #lexis.signed-english Where it’s usedeverywhere used across Australia From Find Sign · #everywhere Western Australia used in Western Australia From Find Sign · #wa Northern Territory used in the Northern Territory From Find Sign · #nt South Australia used in South Australia From Find Sign · #sa Queensland used in Queensland From Find Sign · #qld New South Wales used in New South Wales From Find Sign · #nsw ACT used in the Australian Capital Territory From Find Sign · #act Victoria used in Victoria From Find Sign · #vic Tasmania used in Tasmania From Find Sign · #tas Formtranslucent the link to its meaning is clear once known From Auslan Signbank · #iconicity.translucent onehand made with one hand From Auslan Signbank · #phonology.onehand Who uses itreligion From Auslan Signbank · #religion.religion Auslan Signbank’s tagsb92.directional #signbank.b92.directional
As a Noun: 1. One of a number of spiritual beings that some people believe are God's messengers and servants in heaven. English = angel. 2. A dead person who is officially recognised and honoured by the Christian church because his or her life was a perfect example of the way Christians should live. English = saint. 3. A circle of light that is drawn in pictures round the heads of saints or angels to show that they are holy. English = halo. As a Verb or Adjective: 1. Of a person, to be, or seem to be, very good, kind, and gentle, like an angel. English = (be) angelic. 2. Of a person, to behave in a very good or holy way, like a saint. English = (be) saintly. Interactive: 1. Often used alone with humorous irony in response to a claim that you have done something improper to mean the claim could possibly be true but that the offence was minor or done in fun. English = 'Who? Me?', 'Now, would I do such a thing?'