“Mushy” in Japanese
Short answer
Mushy in Japanese is “甘たるい” (amatarui). Full meaning: sentimental, mushy, saccharine; sickly-sweet, sugary.
Other ways to say “Mushy” in Japanese
甘ったるい
amattarui sentimental, mushy, saccharine; sickly-sweet, sugary
甘怠い
amadarui sentimental, mushy, saccharine; sickly-sweet, sugary
ブヨブヨ
buyobuyo soft, flabby, spongy, mushy, soggy
泥々
dorodoro viscous, mushy, pulpy, thick, slushy, syrupy, sticky; muddy, dirty (with oil, grease, etc.); to be in an ugly state (of emotions, relations, etc.), to be murky, to be sordid
甘だるい
amadarui sentimental, mushy, saccharine; sickly-sweet, sugary
あまたるい
amatarui sentimental, mushy, saccharine; sickly-sweet, sugary
あまったるい
amattarui sentimental, mushy, saccharine; sickly-sweet, sugary
ぷよぷよ
puyopuyo soft, flabby, spongy, mushy, soggy
ぶよぶよ
buyobuyo soft, flabby, spongy, mushy, soggy
ふよふよ
fuyofuyo soft, flabby, spongy, mushy, soggy
甘だる
amadaru sentimental, mushy, saccharine; sickly-sweet, sugary
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