kari-kari（カリカリ）
kari-kari describes a dry, crisp, and crunchy sound produced when something firm is bitten, broken, rubbed, or scratched.
kusha（クシャ）
kusha describes the sound or state of something being lightly crushed, wrinkled, or crumpled.
gabu-gabu（ガブガブ）
1. Drinking in large, vigorous gulps
pachi（パチ）
pachi describes a short, bright snapping or popping sound produced when something lightly bursts, snaps, or makes a crisp spark-like noise.
shobo-n（ショボーン）
shobo-n describes a small, quiet feeling of disappointment or mild discouragement.
pera（ペラ）
pera describes something thin, light, and flimsy moving or bending easily, often with a soft flipping or fluttering motion.
juwa（ジュワ）
juwa describes the sound or state of liquid spreading, seeping, or releasing moisture or heat.
giri-giri（ギリギリ）
1. Barely managing to do something just in time or within limits
poko-poko（ポコポコ）
poko-poko describes a series of small, hollow bubbling or popping sounds produced when air or gas rises repeatedly through liquid, or when a light, hollow object is tapped in a gentle, rhythmic way.
pika-n（ピカーン）
pika-n describes a sudden flash of light or a sharp moment of realization.