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| 11:18 Nov 28, 2009 |
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| 3 | shiiii |
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| 3 | shuu-shuu |
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| 3 | sh-shh-sshhh |
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Answers
3 hrs confidence: 
shiiii Explanation: or draaag |
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13 hrs confidence:
shuu-shuu Explanation: Tatami mats are smooth (although they can tend to have little bits that can snag as they get older). Either way, I feel that this would be a soft, barely audible sound since it's a blanket being trailed along (and blankets aren't heavy). I think "shuu" gives the feeling of a fairly hushed, shushed sound. |
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2 days 4 hrs confidence:
sh-shh-sshhh Explanation: That sounds like a soft dragging fabric noise to me. |
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