GUCCHO-RI ぐっちょり
Meanings
・The state of being terribly wet.
Examples
・I got stuck in a puddle and my shoes got soggy.
水たまりにはまって、靴がぐっちょり濡れた。
Dogmatic Opinion
Feels almost the same as “Gusshori”.
Considering the difference, it seems to be the difference between the “Gusho Gusho” and “Gucho Gucho” senses and sounds.
As an example, I can only think of shoes getting waterlogged.
In “Gucchori”, water accumulates in the shoes and the feet make a “Gucho Gucho” sound.
It will take a couple of days for the shoes to dry in the sun.
The “Gusshori” shoes are wet, but not waterlogged, and don’t seem to make much noise.
If the weather is nice, it could dry out in a day.
Proximate Expression
soggy
soaked
