PATTSU-RI ぱっつり
Meanings
①The state in which things are packed to bursting.
②The state of being cut vigorously with scissors or the like.
Examples
① It’s been a long time since I tried clothes on, I must have gained weight, or my clothes are too tight.
久しぶりに服を着たら、私が太ったのか、ぱっつりしてしまった。
② When I asked my mother for a haircut, she cut my bangs straight.
母親に散髪を頼んだら、前髪をぱっつり切られてしまった。
Dogmatic Opinion
Maybe it’s a dialect.
The state in which the ends of the hair (especially the bangs) are straight, as if they were cut with a pair of scissors.
The term “Pattsun” seems to be more popular.
Is “Pattsuri” of ① an allusion to “Patsu Patsu”, “Patsun Patsun”, “Tsuppari”?
The image is somewhat bloated, bulging with pressure from the inside to the outside.
