uguisubari
uguisubari noun: a wooden floor specifically designed to creak or "chirp" at the slightest pressure, thus warning the inhabitants of any surreptitious approach.

Noun
uguisubari (plural uguisubari)
- A wooden floor specifically designed to creak or "chirp" at the slightest pressure, thus warning the inhabitants of any surreptitious approach.
- Synonyms:
- nightingale floor
Synonyms of uguisubari
Forms of uguisubari
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Origin of uguisubari
Borrowed from Japanese 鶯張り (uguisubari).
Questions about uguisubari
- What does uguisubari mean?
- Uguisubari means a wooden floor specifically designed to creak or "chirp" at the slightest pressure, thus warning the inhabitants of any surreptitious approach.
- What part of speech is uguisubari?
- Uguisubari is a noun.
- What is the plural of uguisubari?
- The plural of uguisubari is uguisubari.
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