あぶらっこい・脂っこい・油っこい・油っ濃い・脂っ濃いaburakkoi[5]nakadaka (mid-high)
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- i-adjectivegreasy; fatty; oily
Conjugation
| Plain form | あぶらっこい |
|---|---|
| Polite (desu) | あぶらっこいです |
| Negative (kunai) | あぶらっこくない |
| polite (ku arimasen) | あぶらっこくありません |
| Past (katta) | あぶらっこかった |
| Past negative (kunakatta) | あぶらっこくなかった |
| Te form (kute) | あぶらっこくて |
| Adverbial (ku) | あぶらっこく |
| Conditional (kereba) | あぶらっこければ |
| kattara | あぶらっこかったら |
Common forms generated by rule; see the senses for honorific or irregular usage.
- Synonym油濃いあぶらこいNeutralMeans the same as the headword but is rarely used; in everyday speech 「脂っこい」 is the usual choice.
- Synonym脂ぎったあぶらぎったNeutralMostly describes skin or a face that looks oily, as in 「脂ぎった顔」; not used for the taste of food.
- SynonymオイリーNeutralA loanword used mainly for skin type and cosmetics, as in 「オイリー肌」.
- AntonymあっさりしたNeutralDescribes a light, non-greasy taste; the direct opposite of 「脂っこい」.
- AntonymさっぱりしたNeutralDescribes a clean, refreshing taste, and also a refreshed feeling; the opposite of 「脂っこい」.
Use 「脂っこい」 for greasy food. For an oily shine on the face say 「脂ぎった」, for oily skin 「オイリー」, and for a light, non-greasy taste pick 「あっさり」 or 「さっぱり」.
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