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10 word matches found for '応' using reading 'ごた'
は ご た え 2
Most common form: 歯ごたえ
noun
feel (consistency) of food while being chewed
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み ご た え 2
(being) worth seeing; impressive
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た べ ご た え 3 た べ ご た え 0
noun
substantiality (of a meal); fillingness; solidity  (see also: 食べで; often 食べごたえ(が|の)ある)
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よ み ご た え 0
noun
worthwhile reading; substantial reading
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て ご た え 2
Most common form: 手答え
response; resistance; reaction; feedback
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く ち ご た え 3 く ち ご た え 0
retort; back talk
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suffix
1. response; feeling  (see also: 応え)
2. worth ...ing; worthwhile ...ing; satisfying to ...  (see also: 見応え, 読み応え)
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noun
worth listening to
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noun
worthiness as an opponent or challenge
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noun
chewy texture
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