gabu-gabu（ガブガブ）
1. Drinking in large, vigorous gulps
zara-zara（ザラザラ）
zara-zara describes a rough, coarse, or uneven texture that creates friction when touched or moved.
moko（モコ）
moko describes a single soft, rounded bulge or puffed-up shape.
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.
shiku-shiku（シクシク）
shiku-shiku describes a quiet, continuous expression of sadness or pain.
bou-bou（ボウボウ）
bou-bou describes something that is wild, overgrown, or sticking out in an unkempt way.
tokun（トクン）
tokun describes a single, faint heartbeat or pulse occurring in one gentle moment.
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.
fuka-fuka（フカフカ）
fuka-fuka describes a soft, springy, and cushion-like state, typically used when something has a plush, yielding surface that gently compresses under light pressure.
biku-biku（ビクビク）
1. Trembling or twitching slightly due to fear or tension