kyoro-kyoro（キョロキョロ）
kyoro-kyoro describes the restless movement of one’s eyes or head as they look around repeatedly.
mofu-mofu（モフモフ）
mofu-mofu describes a soft, fluffy, and moderately dense texture typically associated with fur, plush materials, or thick padding.
basa（バサ）
basa describes a dry, broad sound produced when a *bundle* or *mass* of lightweight material moves or spreads out in a single motion.
gotsu-n（ゴツン）
gotsu-n describes a single, heavy impact sound produced when a hard object strikes another surface with noticeable force.
gotsu-gotsu（ゴツゴツ）
gotsu-gotsu describes a series of firm, repeated impacts or a rough, uneven texture associated with hard surfaces.
gotsu（ゴツ）
gotsu describes a short, firm impact sound produced when hard objects collide or strike against a surface.
gasa（ガサ）
gasa describes a single, light, dry rustling or shifting sound produced when an object moves, brushes against something, or is lightly disturbed.
ban（バン）
ban describes a sharp, loud, and sudden impact sound.
hyoi（ヒョイ）
hyoi describes a light, quick, and effortless motion, often involving lifting, dodging, or shifting position with minimal exertion.
yura（ユラ）
yura describes a gentle, slow, and continuous swaying motion.