be-ttori（ベットリ）
be-ttori describes a heavy, thick, and strongly adhesive state in which a substance clings firmly to a surface or spreads in a dense layer.
peta-n（ペタン）
peta-n describes a light, flat, and sudden contact or settling motion, often used when something soft or flexible collapses, sits down, or sticks lightly to a surface.
neba-neba（ネバネバ）
neba-neba describes a sticky, elastic, and viscous texture that stretches or clings when pulled or touched.
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.
shara-shara（シャラシャラ）
shara-shara describes a light, delicate series of small rustling or clinking sounds produced when thin or small objects lightly touch or move.
biri（ビリ）
1. Electric snap
pari-pari（パリパリ）
pari-pari describes a crisp, dry cracking sound or texture, often associated with thin surfaces breaking, tearing, or snapping.
bachi-bachi（バチバチ）
bachi-bachi describes sharp, crackling, or snapping sounds produced by small bursts of energy or impact.
poto（ポト）
poto describes a small, light object or droplet falling and making a soft, minimal sound.
kara-kara（カラカラ）
kara-kara describes a light, dry rattling sound produced by small or hollow objects moving or shaking.