“To be overflowing” in Japanese
Short answer
To be overflowing in Japanese is “だぶつく” (dabutsuku). Full meaning: to be too large (of clothing), to be baggy; to be flabby, to lose firmness; to slosh about, to be overflowing (with liquid).
Other ways to say “To be overflowing” in Japanese
ダブつく
dabutsuku to be too large (of clothing), to be baggy; to be flabby, to lose firmness; to slosh about, to be overflowing (with liquid)
ダブつき
dabutsuki to be too large (of clothing), to be baggy; to be flabby, to lose firmness; to slosh about, to be overflowing (with liquid)
だぶつか
dabutsuka to be too large (of clothing), to be baggy; to be flabby, to lose firmness; to slosh about, to be overflowing (with liquid)
ダブつけ
dabutsuke to be too large (of clothing), to be baggy; to be flabby, to lose firmness; to slosh about, to be overflowing (with liquid)
ダブつい
dabutsui to be too large (of clothing), to be baggy; to be flabby, to lose firmness; to slosh about, to be overflowing (with liquid)
ダブつこ
dabutsuko to be too large (of clothing), to be baggy; to be flabby, to lose firmness; to slosh about, to be overflowing (with liquid)
ダブつか
dabutsuka to be too large (of clothing), to be baggy; to be flabby, to lose firmness; to slosh about, to be overflowing (with liquid)
だぶつこ
dabutsuko to be too large (of clothing), to be baggy; to be flabby, to lose firmness; to slosh about, to be overflowing (with liquid)
だぶつけ
dabutsuke to be too large (of clothing), to be baggy; to be flabby, to lose firmness; to slosh about, to be overflowing (with liquid)
だぶつい
dabutsui to be too large (of clothing), to be baggy; to be flabby, to lose firmness; to slosh about, to be overflowing (with liquid)
だぶつこう
dabutsukoo to be too large (of clothing), to be baggy; to be flabby, to lose firmness; to slosh about, to be overflowing (with liquid)
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