“Tense without any looseness” in Japanese
Short answer
Tense without any looseness in Japanese is “きりり” (kiriri). Full meaning: stiff and slackless, tense without any looseness; cling tightly, pulled or stretched as far as possible; creaking of a door or oar.
Other ways to say “Tense without any looseness” in Japanese
ぎりり
giriri stiff and slackless, tense without any looseness; cling tightly, pulled or stretched as far as possible; creaking of a door or oar
キリリ
kiriri stiff and slackless, tense without any looseness; cling tightly, pulled or stretched as far as possible; creaking of a door or oar
きりりっ
kiriri stiff and slackless, tense without any looseness; cling tightly, pulled or stretched as far as possible; creaking of a door or oar
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