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MUKKURI okiagaru
To make a large lumbering motion when getting
to one's feet. |
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CHOKON (to) Suwaru
To sit upright in an unassuming, cute little
way. |
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SUTEN (to)
korobu
To trip or fall with a thump, with one's own
momentum. |
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TOBO-TOBO aruku
To shuffle one's feet dispiritedly. |
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URO-URO
suru
To stroll around restlessly with no apparent
aim. |
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GAYA-GAYA (to) sawagashii
Very noisy, as when people in a crowd talk
loudly and mindlessly. |
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DOTTO warau
A crowd suddenly bursting into laughter. |
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BURU-BURU (to) furueru
To describe one's body shivering with fear
or cold. |
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BOKETTO
suru
To describe someone absent-minded. Used to
criticize someone with his head in the clouds.
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HYOKOTTO arawareru
To appear out of the blue. |
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NOMBIRI
shite-iru
To take things easy, to be relaxed both in
mind and body. |
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GUSSURI
(to) neru
To sleep like a log. |
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KUTA-KUTA
(ni) naru
To be dead tired. |
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BERON-BERON
(ni) yotte-iru
To be dead drunk. |
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ZUKl-ZUKI
(to) itamu
A pain that is sharp and stinging. |
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