“With a dip” in Japanese
Short answer
ピクリ
pikuri
With a dip in Japanese is “ピクリ” (pikuri). Full meaning: with a twitch (e.g. an eyebrow), with a dip, with a bob, with a flutter.
Other ways to say “With a dip” in Japanese
ピクン
pikun with a twitch, with a jerk, with a flutter, with a dip, with a bob
ビクリ
bikuri with a twitch (e.g. an eyebrow), with a dip, with a bob, with a flutter
びくり
bikuri with a twitch (e.g. an eyebrow), with a dip, with a bob, with a flutter
ひくり
hikuri with a twitch (e.g. an eyebrow), with a dip, with a bob, with a flutter
ぴくり
pikuri with a twitch (e.g. an eyebrow), with a dip, with a bob, with a flutter
ひくん
hikun with a twitch, with a jerk, with a flutter, with a dip, with a bob
ビクン
bikun with a twitch, with a jerk, with a flutter, with a dip, with a bob
ぴくん
pikun with a twitch, with a jerk, with a flutter, with a dip, with a bob
びくりっ
bikuri with a twitch (e.g. an eyebrow), with a dip, with a bob, with a flutter
ぴくんっ
pikun with a twitch, with a jerk, with a flutter, with a dip, with a bob
びくんっ
bikun with a twitch, with a jerk, with a flutter, with a dip, with a bob
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