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waku waku
WAH-koo WAH-koo · interjection · slang
The onomatopoeia for bubbling excitement and anticipation.
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A sound-word conveying a giddy thrill of excitement or eager anticipation, the fluttery 'I can't wait!' feeling.
“A new season announcement always makes me waku waku.”
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waku waku In A Sentence
A new season announcement always makes me waku waku.
Origin & Usage
Japanese onomatopoeic わくわく (wakuwaku), suggesting trembling excitement.
People Also Ask
What does waku waku mean?
It's a Japanese onomatopoeia for bubbling excitement and eager anticipation — the giddy 'I can't wait!' feeling.
How is waku waku different from dokidoki?
Waku waku is happy anticipation and thrill, while dokidoki is a pounding heartbeat that can also mean nervousness or romantic flutter.
Where does waku waku come from?
From the Japanese onomatopoeia わくわく, suggesting trembling excitement.
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