“Coming loose” in Japanese
Short answer
ガクガク
gakugaku
Coming loose in Japanese is “ガクガク” (gakugaku). Full meaning: trembling (with fear, cold, etc.), shaking, chattering (of teeth); coming loose, wobbling.
Other ways to say “Coming loose” in Japanese
がくがく
gakugaku trembling (with fear, cold, etc.), shaking, chattering (of teeth); coming loose, wobbling
カクカク
kakukaku trembling (with fear, cold, etc.), shaking, chattering (of teeth); coming loose, wobbling
かくかく
kakukaku trembling (with fear, cold, etc.), shaking, chattering (of teeth); coming loose, wobbling
郭格
kakukaku trembling (with fear, cold, etc.), shaking, chattering (of teeth); coming loose, wobbling
かくかくっ
kakukaku trembling (with fear, cold, etc.), shaking, chattering (of teeth); coming loose, wobbling
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