Results, sound often made when performing the akanbe- gesture
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- ぐりぐり・グリグリ Inflection
noun:
- hard lump under the skin (e.g. adipous tumor, lymph node tumor, etc.)
adverb / ~と adverb / ~する noun:
- grinding against; pressing or rubbing with turning movements (e.g. someone's shoulders with one's elbow) - onomatopoeia
- rolling one's eyes; goggling one's eyes; googly eyes
- rattling sound
- こそばゆい・こそばい・こしょばい Inflection
adjective:
- ticklish
- embarrassed; awkward; ill at ease (esp. when receiving public praise)
- すごくない《凄くない》
expression:
- cool! (only when said or written in a questioning tone); incredible; unbelievable
- 手取り足取り【てとりあしとり】手とり足とり
expression / adverb:
- attentively; with great attention to detail (e.g. when teaching); patiently
- つまらないものですが《つまらない物ですが・詰まらない物ですが・詰らない物ですが》
expression:
- It's not much, but...; phrase used when giving gifts - polite language
- 羽振りが良い【はぶりがよい】羽振りがよい・はぶりが良い Inflection
expression / adjective:
- influential; powerful; popular; prosperous (when modifying a noun); doing well ➜ 羽振りがいい【はぶりがいい】・羽振り
- のう《喃》
interjection:
- excuse me! (when calling out to someone) - archaism
- right?; don't you agree? - archaism
- よいとまけ《よいと巻け》
interjection:
- heave ho (shout used by construction workers, etc. when pulling something big)
- 立っているものは親でも使え【たっているものはおやでもつかえ】立っている者は親でも使え
expression:
- when dealing with urgent business, make use of whoever is handy - proverb
- パプリカ
noun:
- paprika (spice made from sweet peppers) - From Hungarian
- bell pepper; capsicum ➜ 唐辛子【とうがらし】・ピーマン
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