What is a tricky one to come up with one apt word without getting into various connotations:

• A moan is a low sound, generally.
• a whimper sounds plaintive or submissive.
• Why is groaning or grunting not ladylike?
• A sound from the air is too loud, even for a squeal.

If there is a definitive word for “really good” iamm, I would be surprised if there’s actually a definitive word for it. To describe the sound in that context, I might say squeak, which is a kind of cute sound.

What is a tricky one to come up with one apt word without getting into various connotations:

• A moan is a low sound, generally.
• a whimper sounds plaintive or submissive.
• Why is groaning or grunting not ladylike?
• A sound from the air is too loud, even for a squeal.

If there is a definitive word for “really good” iamm, I would be surprised if there’s actually a definitive word for it. To describe the sound in that context, I might say squeak, which is a kind of cute sound.

What is a tricky one to come up with one apt word without getting into various connotations:

• A moan is a low sound, generally.
• a whimper sounds plaintive or submissive.
• Why is groaning or grunting not ladylike?
• A sound from the air is too loud, even for a squeal.

If there is a definitive word for “really good” iamm, I would be surprised if there’s actually a definitive word for it. To describe the sound in that context, I might say squeak, which is a kind of cute sound.

“Lite” is just a clever way of spelling “light” the way you like to spell it. In this is often used in advertising to promote something as a lighter flavour or a diet variety of a product, e.g. Miller Lite Beer.

In this sense, “Japan lite” means something that is an imitation of Japan, but only “low fat”, or “sugar-free”, in other words, still unhealthy, but

not as bad.