39615
> 自分の顔をぐりぐりむにゅむにゅ、これでもかというぐらい触りじっくり見てまた触ってみよう。

This sentence contains the word むにゅむにゅ, its a word that doesn't have an entry
on jisho.org and also doesn't seem to appear on any of the extensive lists of
Japanese onomatopoeia words. I eventually managed to find a page describing it
as "gummy", but I'm not exactly sure how that relates to this sentence and
ぐりぐり as the two words seemed opposed. One being hard and other soft. Could
anyone help me out with how you might translate this clause? And what exactly
むにゅむにゅ means?
CC BY-SA 3.0
2016-10-02T11:13:53.140
39614
2016-10-02T11:44:50.110
12437
question
definitions synonyms
What is the correct translation of むにゅむにゅ/ムニュムニュ？
I can see how "gummy" came up for you, since I found "flexible" and "tender"
as other definitions (<http://okwave.jp/qa/q2639864.html>).

ぐりぐりむにゅむにゅ don't seem opposed if you read it as he was massaging his hands
over his face, imagining the skin stretching around as he did so.

[See item 2 for
ぐりぐり](http://jisho.org/word/%E3%81%90%E3%82%8A%E3%81%90%E3%82%8A).
CC BY-SA 3.0
2016-10-02T11:44:50.110
39615
2016-10-02T11:44:50.110
54
39614
answer