Word Library

Hardworking, crunching loudly

Describes working energetically and efficiently, or the sound of tearing or crunching something hard.

Sticky, sweaty, or over-affectionate

Describes a sticky surface, the feeling of sweat on skin, or people being physically clingy or 'lovey-dovey'.

Timidly, fearful of consequences

Describes being in a nervous, frightened state, constantly fearing that something bad will happen.

Worn out, tattered, crumbling

Describes something in a state of decay or ruin, or a person who is physically or mentally 'falling apart'.

Gradually, step by step

Describes a change occurring slowly and steadily over time, like the stairs (dan) of a staircase.

Heart-pounding (with excitement or nervousness)

Describes the sound or physical sensation of a fast-beating heart due to strong emotions like love, fear, or excitement.

Rapidly, steadily, pounding sound

Describes things happening one after another in quick succession, or a heavy thumping/pounding sound.

Unsteady on feet, aimlessly

Describes walking unsteadily, wobbling, or wandering around without a clear purpose.

Fluffy, soft, airy

Describes something very light and soft, like a cloud, a marshmallow, or a fluffy pet.

Feeling stiff or scratchy (fabric)

Describes a coarse, stiff texture of fabric or paper that feels uncomfortable against the skin.

Noisy, boisterous crowd

Describes the loud, lively noise of many people talking at once.

At the limit, barely, last minute

Describes a state where there is no more room or time left; being on the edge of a limit.

Stiff, thick, and inflexible

Describes thick, hard, and inflexible fabric or hair that doesn't flow or bend easily.

Simmering, boiling thick liquid

Describes the sound and appearance of thick liquid (like stew or curry) simmering or boiling over low heat.

Completely exhausted, worn out

Describes a state of extreme physical or mental fatigue where one has no energy left.

Whispering

Describes the sound or action of people talking in hushed voices so others cannot hear.

Steaming hot (food), freshly baked

Describes something freshly cooked or baked that is still giving off steam or warmth.

Irritated, annoyed

Describes the feeling of being prickly or vexed when things don't go as planned or when waiting too long.

Various, all sorts of

Describes a variety of things, people, or situations. It implies a diverse and colorful collection.

Staring indiscreetly, ogling

Describes staring at something or someone rudely or excessively from top to bottom.

Motionlessly, intently

Describes staying perfectly still or staring fixedly at something without moving.

Sparkling, twinkling

Describes something that shines or sparkles brightly, like a star, a diamond, or clean water.

Dizzy, light-headed

Describes a feeling of dizziness or losing one's balance, internal or external.

Chewy, doughy, springy

Describes a very chewy and elastic texture, predominantly used for food that feels like mochi.

Springy, elastic softness

Describes a dense, elastic softness that bounces back, like a fresh mochi rice cake or youthful skin.

Soft and woolly, ultra-fluffy

A modern, slightly slangy term for things so fluffy you want to bury your face in them.

Foggy feeling, lingering discontent

Describes a hazy, unclear state of mind or a feeling of being unsatisfied or bothered without a clear reason.

Sticky and stringy

Specifically describes substances that are sticky and form strings or threads when pulled apart, like Natto or okra.

Smiling, beaming

Describes a cheerful, friendly, and quiet smile that lasts for a while.

Grinning creepily, slimy smile

Describes an unpleasant, persistent grin, often by someone who is thinking of something indecent or mean-spirited.

Grinning, smirking, suppressed smile

Describes a grin or smirk, often when someone is thinking of something funny or has a secret they aren't sharing.

Scattered drops, flipping pages

Describes small objects or drops falling lightly and scatteredly, or the sound of flipping through a book.

Crunchy, crispy (thin things)

Describes the texture or sound of something thin and dry being broken or eaten, like seaweed, potato chips, or fresh lettuce.

Shiny, polished, brand new

Describes a surface that is so clean or new that it reflects light, or a sudden flash of light.

Fluttering, frilly

Describes thin, light objects fluttering in the wind (like petals or ribbons) or frilly clothing.

Pleasantly warm

Describes a comfortable, cozy warmth, often from the sun or after moderate activity.

Whistling wind, cold wind blowing

Describes the sound of a strong, cold wind whistling through gaps or across a landscape.

Smooth and dry, silky

Describes a smooth, fluid, and dry texture or movement, such as silky hair or a flowing stream.

Crunchy (fresh vegetables)

Specifically describes the crisp, crunchy texture of fresh vegetables like beansprouts, apples, or lettuce.

Silence, dead quiet

Describes a sudden or total silence, often after a noise or when everyone is stunned into speechlessness.

Quietly sobbing, dull pain

Describes the sound of a quiet, persistent sob (usually by women or children) or a steady, dull, aching pain.

Gently drizzling rain

Describes a light, quiet, and steady rain that seems to soak into things without noise.

Gentle breeze blowing

Describes a light, pleasant breeze that gently rustles leaves or hair.

Smoothly, effortlessly, gliding

Describes a smooth, friction-less movement or things progressing without any resistance.

Slippery, dolphin-smooth, bald

Describes a perfectly smooth, often slippery surface like ice, a polished floor, or smooth noodles.

Wailing, bawling, clamor

Describes a loud, unrestrained crying sound or the general clamor of many noisy voices.

Excited with anticipation

Describes a positive, bubbling feeling of looking forward to something pleasant.

Pouring rain, rushing water

Describes the sound of heavy rain or water flowing in large quantities.

Noisy (crowd), unsettled feeling

Describes the sound of a rustling crowd or forest, or an internal feeling of unease or anticipation.

Shivering with chills or excitement

Describes a physical chill running down the spine, whether from a cold/fever or from intense excitement/fear.