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.
noro-noro（ノロノロ）
noro-noro describes slow, sluggish, or delayed movement or action.
uwaa（ウワァ）
1. A drawn‑out exclamation of surprise or emotional reaction
tokun（トクン）
tokun describes a single, faint heartbeat or pulse occurring in one gentle moment.
puni-puni（プニプニ）
1. A soft, squishy, and elastic texture
kyun（キュン）
kyun describes a strong, squeezing emotional reaction felt in the chest.
peta-peta（ペタペタ）
peta-peta describes a light, flat sound or motion created when something soft or slightly sticky repeatedly touches a surface.
awa-awa（アワアワ）
awa-awa describes a flustered or panicked state in which a person becomes mentally overwhelmed and unable to respond smoothly.
piyo-piyo（ピヨピヨ）
piyo-piyo describes the high-pitched chirping sound made by small birds, especially chicks.
chira（チラ）
chira describes a brief, subtle, or sideways glance.