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Definition of がり‐がり in the Japanese dictionary
A word expressing the sound when chewing or scratching hard objects. 2 Stuck to one thing, There is no room to think about other things. [Takehiko] 1 It is very hard and it makes a sound when you gnaw. 2 It is terribly thin. 3 (I also write it as "Ikuri") I will follow only my own interests and desires. [Accent] is grubly, and it is cracked. がり‐がり ［副］１ 堅い物をかみ砕いたり引っかいたりするときの音を表す語。２ 一つの事に凝り固まって、他の事を考えるゆとりがないさま。［形動］１ 非常に堅くてかじると音のするさま。２ ひどくやせているさま。３ （「我利我利」とも当てて書く）自分の利益や欲望だけを追うさま。［アクセント］はガリガリ、はガリガリ。
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10 JAPANESE BOOKS RELATING TO «がり‐がり»
Discover the use of がり‐がり in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to がり‐がり and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Japanese literature.
