“To shovel” in Japanese
Short answer
To shovel in Japanese is “かき込む” (kakikomu). Full meaning: to bolt down (food), to gulp down, to shovel (into one's mouth); to carry under the arm; to rake in, to rake towards one.
Other ways to say “To shovel” in Japanese
かっ込む
kakkomu to bolt down (food), to gulp down, to shovel (into one's mouth)
掻く
kaku to scratch; to perspire; to shovel, to paddle
搔く
kaku to scratch; to perspire; to shovel, to paddle
掻ける
kakeru to scratch; to perspire; to shovel, to paddle
かき込ま
kakikoma to bolt down (food), to gulp down, to shovel (into one's mouth); to carry under the arm; to rake in, to rake towards one
かっ込ん
kakkon to bolt down (food), to gulp down, to shovel (into one's mouth)
かっ込み
kakkomi to bolt down (food), to gulp down, to shovel (into one's mouth)
かっ込も
kakkomo to bolt down (food), to gulp down, to shovel (into one's mouth)
かっ込め
kakkome to bolt down (food), to gulp down, to shovel (into one's mouth)
かっ込ま
kakkoma to bolt down (food), to gulp down, to shovel (into one's mouth)
かき込ん
kakikon to bolt down (food), to gulp down, to shovel (into one's mouth); to carry under the arm; to rake in, to rake towards one
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