goso-goso（ゴソゴソ）
goso-goso describes small, quiet, and continuous rustling movements or sounds, often made when someone is searching through objects, shifting items, or moving secretly in a confined space.
piku（ピク）
piku describes a small, quick, involuntary movement that occurs in response to a stimulus.
guzu-guzu（グズグズ）
1. Slow, hesitant behavior
soyo-soyo（ソヨソヨ）
soyo-soyo describes a very gentle, soft movement of wind.
doki-doki（ドキドキ）
doki-doki describes the rapid beating of the heart caused by excitement, nervousness, or anticipation.
shobo-n（ショボーン）
shobo-n describes a small, quiet feeling of disappointment or mild discouragement.
nuru-nuru（ヌルヌル）
nuru-nuru describes a smooth, slippery, and slightly viscous surface quality, often associated with substances like slime, oil, or wet organic materials.
fuwa-fuwa（フワフワ）
1. Soft, light, and fluffy in texture
puyo（プヨ）
puyo describes a soft, slightly squishy texture with mild elasticity.
neba-neba（ネバネバ）
neba-neba describes a sticky, elastic, and viscous texture that stretches or clings when pulled or touched.