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ポウ,
ぽう
pou *glow* Like with magic or some invisible force.
ポツンポツン,
ぽつんぽつん
potsun potsun *first raindrops*
ポツン,
ぽつん
potsun *alone* *separated**silence* SFX for loneliness, separation.
ポツーン,
ぽつーん
potsu-n *all alone*
ポツポツ,
ぽつぽつ
potsu potsu (1) *spot spot* *bit by bit* *spotty*;
(2) *pitter-patter*
(1) When spots start appearing;
(2) When it starts raining softly, unlike *Botsu botsu*;
see also *para para*.
ポトス,
ぽとす
potosu *hurl**throw**launch* SFX for throwing or tossing something in a very direct manner.
ポトポト,
ぽとぽと
poto poto *drip drip* Tends to be faster than *Pota pota*, large drops.
ポト,
ぽと
poto *drops* *rolls* Dropping something, something rolling. See also *koro* and *koron*.
ポテン,
ぽてん
poten (1) *lands* *step* *tap*;
(2) *scuff*
(1) SFX for stepping lightly on the ground with one’s shoe;
(2) SFX for brushing the ground lightly with one’s shoe
ポテ,
ぽて
pote (1) *chubby* *flop*;
(2) *lean*
(2) SFX for leaning against someone, i.e. resting forehead against someone’s shoulder.
ポタンポタン,
ぽたんぽたん
potan potan *drip drip* SFX for a slow dripping sound.
ポタポタ,
ぽたぽた
pota pota *drip drip**drip drop* SFX for a small amount of liquid, or fast dripping. See also *bota bota*.
ポタ,
ぽた
pota (1) *drip* *plunk*;
(2) *plip*
(1) *pochan* = kerplunk!See also *pi*, *picha*, *pichon*, and *pochi*;
(2) SFX for light dripping sound of liquid falling and landing.
ポロンポロン,
ぽろんぽろん
poron poron *strum strum**twang twang* SFX for a musical sound from string-like material, such as the twanging of a guitar.
ポロポロ,
ぽろぽろ
poro poro *drip drip**tears* Tears flowing slowly in small drops, emphasis on having lots of tears.
ポロ,
ぽろ
poro *drops* *rolls* Dropping something, something rolling. See also *koro* and *koron*.
ポリポリ,
ぽりぽり
pori pori (1) *scratch scratch*;
(2) *munch*
(1) Little scratch;
(2) Eating biscuit-type foods, slightly crunchy but doesn’t take effort to chew.
ポリ,
ぽり
pori *munch* *crunch* Eating biscuit-type foods, slightly crunchy but doesn’t take effort to chew.Note: can also be classified as *poli* instead of *pori*.
ポポポ,
ぽぽぽ
popopo *pow pow pow* *bang bang bang* Like a series of gunshots.
ポオット,
ぽおっと
pootto *dazed* *obsessed*
ポォーッ,
ぽぉーっ
poo- *choo* *hoot* SFX for the whistling of a machine, such as a train whistle blowing.
ポンポン,
ぽんぽん
pon pon (1) *pon*;
(2) *pat*;
(3) *pow*
Like *Pon* but in a continuous stream.
ポンッ,
ぽんっ
pon *pat* On the shoulder.
ポン,
ぽん
pon (1) *pon*;
(2) *pat*;
(3) *pow*;
(4) *pop*;
(5) *tap*;
(6) *throw* *toss* *here*;
(7) *catch*;
(8) *push* *bop* *bap*
(1) Something appearing magically;
often seen with a puff of smoke (see also *bon* and *dororonpa*);
(2) On the shoulder;
(3) When you hit a ball on a tennis racket;
(4) Like popping a bottle of champagne.
ポクポクチーン,
ぽくぽくちーん
poku poku chi-n *turns to stone**ser—ved**passes out* SFX for the consequence of the brunt of a joke, banter, or comeback. Can be used when character turns to stone or passes out from the comeback.
ポクポク,
ぽくぽく
poku poku (1) *tap tap*;
(2) *dong dong*;
(3) *poke poke*;
(4) *step step*
(4) SFX for walking up to something slowly or cautiously
ポキ,
ぽき
poki *crack**snap* SFX for an electric shock, or the snapping sound of breaking a piece of something apart.
ポカポカ,
ぽかぽか
poka poka (1) *dazzling sun* *nice and warm*;
(2) *pow pow*
(2) When hitting someone lightly.
ポカ,
ぽか
poka *impact*
ポイ,
ぽい
poi *throw away**toss*
ポチポチ,
ぽちぽち
pochi pochi *steadily* Something happening steadily, as in water dripping.
ポチャン,
ぽちゃん
pochan *drip* *plunk* *kerplunk!* See also *pi*, *picha*, *pichon*, and *pochi*.
ポチャポチャ,
ぽちゃぽちゃ
pocha pocha (1) *elastic*;
(2) *splash**dabble*;
(3) *plump**chubby*
(1) Skin;
(2) In water.
ポアッ,
ぽあっ
poa *fwoosh* *complete* SFX for the end of a transformation.
ポーン,
ぽーん
po-n *pow* SFX for tennis ball hitting the strings.
ポー,
ぽー
po- *gazey* Often used when you are gazey or get absorbed in something/someone that you can’t take your eyes off it. Ex. Love at first sight.
ポッ,
ぽっ
po (1) *drip* *plunk*(2) *flame* *light* *blush* (1) *pochan* = kerplunk!See also *pi*, *picha*, *pichon*, and *pochi*;
(2) For other fire sounds, see *bo* and *guoo*;
for other light sounds, see also *paa* and *kaa*.