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“Watery” in Japanese

Short answer
水様 suiyou すいよー

Watery in Japanese is “水様” (suiyou). Full meaning: watery.

Other ways to say “Watery” in Japanese

水臭い mizukusai stand-offish, distant, not frank, reserved; watery (alcohol, coffee, etc.) 水っぽい mizuppoi watery, soggy; racy, titillating, sexy, suggestive 薄い usui thin (of an object); pale, light, faint; watery, thin, diluted 水くさい mizukusai stand-offish, distant, not frank, reserved; watery (alcohol, coffee, etc.) 出がらし degarashi used up (tea leaves, coffee grounds), insipid (tea, coffee made from such leaves or grounds), watery ウスい usui thin (of an object); pale, light, faint; watery, thin, diluted ウスく usuku thin (of an object); pale, light, faint; watery, thin, diluted うすい usui thin (of an object); pale, light, faint; watery, thin, diluted うすく usuku thin (of an object); pale, light, faint; watery, thin, diluted 薄ーい usuii thin (of an object); pale, light, faint; watery, thin, diluted 薄〜い usuii thin (of an object); pale, light, faint; watery, thin, diluted

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