Animalistic & Sneaky Movements

Words in this collection

• 어슬렁어슬렁 (eo-seul-leong-eo-seul-leong) — Describes a heavy, unhurried, and slightly intimidating or lazy walk.
• 엉금엉금 (eong-geum-eong-geum) — The classic description of a slow, laborious crawl.
• 기웃기웃 (gi-ut-gi-ut) — Showing curiosity but hesitating to fully enter or engage.
• 힐끔힐끔 (hil-kkeum-hil-kkeum) — A secretive, darting look. You do this when you are self-conscious or suspect something.
• 꼬깃꼬깃 (kko-git-kko-git) — Often implies hiding something or keeping a precious but worn-out object (like crumpled allowance money).
• 꼬물꼬물 (kko-mul-kko-mul) — Evokes affection and cuteness. Often used to describe babies' fingers or toes.
• 폴짝폴짝 (pol-jjak-pol-jjak) — Full of energy, joy, and lightheartedness.
• 빼꼼 (ppae-kkom) — Very cute and cautious, like a cat peeking out from a box.
• 뽈뽈 (ppol-ppol) — Often used for small puppies or toddlers who seem to be busy doing nothing.