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Arm raised, then crossed at the chest.
The ice hockey officiating signal for icing, the puck being shot from behind the centre line across the opponent's goal line untouched.
Signals icing, the puck being shot from behind the centre line across the opponent's goal line untouched.
Contexts: Public information
A two-stage signal: the raised arm is a warning that the call may come and the crossed arms confirm it, so the officials communicate a pending decision as well as a made one.
Contexts: Public information
The back-up official raises one arm to indicate a possible icing, then crosses both arms across the chest once it is confirmed.
A fuller structured visual breakdown is not yet documented for this symbol.