Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill’s signature “peace sign” celebration will be put on hold…for now.

“I don’t think it’s banned,” Hill said Wednesday (h/t Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk). “I don’t know. I think it’s suspended for the moment. Not banned. It’s just suspended for the moment. We’ll just say it’s suspended.”

Prior to the Las Vegas Raiders at Dolphins game on Sunday, the HBO Hard Knocks cameras caught referee Bill Vinovich telling Hill to throw up the peace sign.

“No peace signs, please? I don’t wanna have to make a decision,” Vinovich said regarding a potential taunting penalty.

Hill pleaded his case by saying he was promoting world peace, a claim that Vinovich didn’t seem to buy.

The Dolphins wideout has been fined in the past, notably racking up a $10,927 charge for unsportsmanlike conduct after scoring a touchdown against the New York Giants in Week 5.

Hill notably didn’t throw up the peace sign for his last touchdown, a 38-yarder in a 20-13 win over the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday.

The 29-year-old has been the NFL’s top receiver this year thanks to 79 catches, 1,222 yards and nine scores. He and the Dolphins will be back Friday on the road versus the New York Jets.