(adj-na,adv,n,vs,adv-to) (on-mim) noisy
slapstick
noise
(P)
(adv) (on-mim) with a flop
flump
plump
(n) (hon) someone
(v5k,vi) to have (break out into) a broad (suggestive) grin
(adv,n,vs) (on-mim) broad grin
(v5t,vi) to roll around in the grass or mud
(v5r,vi) to scrawl
to daub
(v5r,vi) to wriggle
to writhe
to squirm
(v5t) (uk) to writhe
to squirm
to wriggle
(n) odd money
loose change
small (paltry) sum (of money)
chicken feed
(mere) pittance
(n) flutter
flap (sound representing something light such as cloth or feathers moving in the wind)
(v5k,vi) to flutter (e.g. a flag)
(adj-na,n) nuisance to other people
inconvenience to others
(n) bluff
(v5k,vi) to clatter
to flap (noisily)
to rattle
to walk around being unable to settle down
(n,vs,adv,adv-to) (1) (on-mim) flapping
rattling (sound)
noisily
clattering noise
(n) (2) commotion
kerfuffle
(P)
(adv) with a clash (thud)
with a bang
plump
flop
suddenly
abruptly
unexpectedly
(adv,vs) (1) (on-mim) flap (sound of something light and thin such as a fan moving through the air)
(2) pitter-patter (sound of light footsteps)
(3) dealing with a situation quickly
(adv) (1) (on-mim) gradually
steadily
(2) lapping (against, on, toward)
(3) lightly submerging something (in water)
(n) cover-up
(n) earnest apology
profuse apology
(adj-no,adj-na,adv,vs) (1) drenched
soaked
(adv,vs) (2) romantically
(exp) being penniless
not having a cent
(adv) (on-mim) closely
exactly
suddenly
tightly
(adv) (on-mim) closely
exactly
suddenly
tightly
(adj-na,adv,n,vs,adv-to) (on-mim) exactly
neatly
sharp
(P)
(v5k) to make a commotion
(n) listeners' corner (portion of radio programming for correspondence from listeners)
(adj-pn) impulsive
unexpected
accidental
casual
inadvertent
on a whim
(v5r,vi) to be exhausted
to be worn out