uru-uru（ウルウル）
uru-uru describes eyes filled with moisture, usually from tears that have not yet fallen.
kan-kan（カンカン）
1. Repeated metallic clanging (Giongo)
yoro-yoro（ヨロヨロ）
yoro-yoro describes an unsteady, weakened, or unstable way of moving, typically due to fatigue, age, injury, or lack of physical strength.
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.
zuru-zuru（ズルズル）
1. Slurping sound or action
pyon-pyon（ピョンピョン）
1. A light, bouncing or hopping movement
doro-doro（ドロドロ）
doro-doro describes a thick, heavy, and viscous state, often referring to substances with low fluidity that move slowly, like mud or magma, as well as emotions or relationships that feel dense or entangled.
shito-shito（シトシト）
shito-shito describes light, quiet, and continuous rainfall.
tsuya-tsuya（ツヤツヤ）
tsuya-tsuya describes a smooth, glossy, and well‑moisturized surface.
gowa-gowa（ゴワゴワ）
gowa-gowa describes a stiff, coarse, or firm texture, especially when something feels hardened, inflexible, or not yet softened.