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舌打ち is an exact match with one form of the following word:
舌打ち
BOOST
Reading : したうち   
smacking lips; clicking tongue; tut-tut
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Kanshudo usefulness level: 8 (among the 30,000 most useful words in Japanese)
• Kanshudo usefulness level is based on a usefulness score of 54,125 which gives a rank of 24,149
舌打ち is the most useful form. 1 additional form is shown below.
• This form is used about 80% of the time
• Google Japan frequency rank: 101,000 (about 1,800,000 results)
• This form appears in the 24,000 words in the Mainichi Shimbun frequency analysis by Alexandre Girardi
• This form is in band 45 in the EDICT word frequency file (bands go from 1-48, where 1 is most common - each contains about 500 words)
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Example sentences:
にがむし
苦虫
つぶしたような
かお
あやの
綾乃
ちゃん
したう
舌打
ちした

Ayano tutted, making a sour face.
したうち
BOOST
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Usefulness and usage:
• This form is used about 20% of the time
• Google Japan frequency rank: 160,000 (about 487,000 results)
• This form appears in the 24,000 words in the Mainichi Shimbun frequency analysis by Alexandre Girardi
• This form is in band 45 in the EDICT word frequency file (bands go from 1-48, where 1 is most common - each contains about 500 words)
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ゼツ   した tongue   
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セン   1000; thousand   ち 1000   
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katakana 'no'; whereupon; splitting away from
ジュウ   ジッ   と    とお ten   
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イチ   イツ   ひと    ひと- one   
stick   
コウ   ク   くち mouth   
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ダ   う to strike   
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hand
チョウ   テイ    a (city) block; counter for long/narrow things, blocks of tofu   
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