moko（モコ）
moko describes a single soft, rounded bulge or puffed-up shape.
shiwa-shiwa（シワシワ）
shiwa-shiwa describes a wrinkled, creased, or crumpled appearance, typically of fabric, paper, skin, or objects that have lost smoothness.
suri-suri（スリスリ）
suri-suri describes a light, continuous rubbing or snuggling motion.
tsuru-tsuru（ツルツル）
tsuru-tsuru describes a smooth, slippery, polished surface or motion, typically used when something glides easily without friction.
toro-toro（トロトロ）
toro-toro describes a thick, viscous, slow-moving texture, typically associated with semi-liquid substances that flow gently and continuously.
shubo（シュボッ）
shubo describes the quick, intentional ignition of a small flame, such as lighting a lighter, a gas stove, or a controlled spark.
nya（ニャ）
nya describes the vocal sound made by a cat.
chun-chun（チュンチュン）
chun-chun describes the short, high-pitched chirping sound made by small birds, typically sparrows.
fuwa-fuwa（フワフワ）
1. Soft, light, and fluffy in texture
toro（トロ）
toro describes the moment when a soft or semi-melted substance begins to loosen and move.