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表層形
ふりふり
フリフリ
副詞

ふりふり (フリフリ)

Furifuri · ふりふり — angrily, in a huff, in anger; plump, tender

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ふりふり in rōmaji: furifuri.

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Updated: 2026年9月14日
📖 Grammar Information
表層形 (Surface)
ふりふり
読み (Reading)
フリフリ
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ふりふり
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フリフリ
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ふりふり
見出し語の読み
フリフリ
How it's used

Used in casual or playful contexts to describe someone storming off in a huff, or to describe something plump and tender like a puppy or cooked meat.

彼女はふりふり怒って部屋を出て行った。
Kanojo wa furifuri okotte heya o deteitta.
She left the room angrily in a huff.

この子犬はふりふりしてて可愛い。
Kono koinu wa furifuri shitetete kawaii.
This puppy is plump and cute.

⚖️ Often confused with 'ぷんぷん' (punpun) for anger, but 'ふりふり' is more playful or childish.

💡 English Meaning

ふりふり means “angrily, in a huff, in anger; plump, tender” — full definition & examples →

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