Onomoto Kanzen 1 States of Objects and Situations

びっしり (と)

filled with no gaps (state of object)

ぎっしり (と・だ・に・な・の)

crammed, stuffed to capacity (capacity of object)

くっきり (と)

clearly visible, sharply outlined (strong contrast)

どっさり (と)

heaps, plenty (pleasant abundance, positive)

びっしょり (と・だ・に・な・の)

completely soaked, drenched (sweat, water, uncomfortable)

ぽかぽか (と・する)

warmly, pleasantly warm (gentle spreading warmth)

ひんやり (と・する)

cool, slightly chilly (refreshing clean chill)

しっとり (と・する)

moist, hydrated, smooth (skin, hair, food)

じめじめ (と・する)

damp, humid, sticky, (unpleasant moisture)

ずっしり (と・する)

heavy, cumbersome (weights)

ひっそり (と・する)

quiet, silent (deserted, hushed atmosphere)

ぐちゃぐちゃ (だ・に・の)

messy, disorganized (personal environments, conditions of objects)

めちゃくちゃ (だ・に・の)

chaotic, disoriented, absurd (environments, post natural disaster)

すれすれ (だ・に・の)

grazing, brushing (almost touching)

ほやほや (だ・の)

piping hot, steaming (freshly made, food)

ぼろぼろ (だ・に・の)

worn-out, dilapidated, beat up, falling apart