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There is a different signal for each infraction, such as a chopping motion across the arm to indicate a slashing penalty. Suggest you check the NHL site at www.NHL.com or use a search engine such as Google to find out more.

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Q: What signs do the ref show when someone gets a penalty in hockey?
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