muka-muka（ムカムカ）
muka-muka describes a feeling of disgust, irritation, or emotional nausea, often directed toward something unpleasant, offensive, or frustrating.
gowa-gowa（ゴワゴワ）
gowa-gowa describes a stiff, coarse, or firm texture, especially when something feels hardened, inflexible, or not yet softened.
chira（チラ）
chira describes a brief, subtle, or sideways glance.
kusha（クシャ）
kusha describes the sound or state of something being lightly crushed, wrinkled, or crumpled.
biku-biku（ビクビク）
1. Trembling or twitching slightly due to fear or tension
puni（プニ）
puni describes the small, soft deformation that occurs when something is gently pressed or poked.
gaku（ガク）
gaku describes a sudden emotional or physical collapse caused by shock, disappointment, or discouragement.
hira-hira（ヒラヒラ）
hira-hira describes a light, fluttering movement, typically of thin or delicate objects such as paper, petals, cloth, or leaves.
chira-chira（チラチラ）
chira-chira describes repeated, intermittent, or flickering movements of looking or appearing.
sha-sha（シャーシャー）
sha-sha describes a light, continuous sound created by gentle, straight-line movement.