gucha-gucha（グチャグチャ）
1. Messy, crushed, or squashed state
beta-beta（ベタベタ）
beta-beta describes a heavy, sticky state caused by moisture, sweat, or a substance that clings strongly to a surface.
guzu-guzu（グズグズ）
1. Slow, hesitant behavior
kasa-kasa（カサカサ）
kasa-kasa describes a dry, rough, or moisture‑lacking condition of a surface.
saa（サー）
1. Continuous natural sound
kawaii（カワイイ）
kawaii describes something that is charming, adorable, or visually appealing in a soft, endearing way.
zuru-zuru（ズルズル）
1. Slurping sound or action
doro-doro（ドロドロ）
doro-doro describes a thick, heavy, and viscous state, often referring to substances with low fluidity that move slowly, like mud or magma, as well as emotions or relationships that feel dense or entangled.
ka（カッ）
ka describes a sudden, sharp widening of the eyes, used to mark an instantaneous shift in emotion or focus.
jito（ジト）
jito describes a state of dampness or persistent moisture, often caused by humidity, sweat, or emotional heaviness.