interjection (kandoushi)
  1. rock! paper! scissors!; paper! scissors! rock!; one! two! three!word usually written using kana alonecalled out before revealing one's hand
  2. noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  3. rock-paper-scissors (game); jankenword usually written using kana alonesee also
Forms
  • じゃんけんぽんジャンケンポン
  • ジャンケンポン
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. rock-paper-scissors (game)
  2. This refers to the popular hand game where players simultaneously throw one of three hand shapes: rock, paper, or scissors. It is often used to make decisions or settle a dispute.
    I decided that if I win the rock-paper-scissors game with my friend, I will get some candy.
  3. paper! scissors! rock!
  4. This is a variation of the sequence that players shout out as they play the game, emphasizing the elements in different orders.
    I put my hand out saying, "rock-paper-scissors!"
    I was looking forward to playing "paper! scissors! rock!" with him.
  5. one! two! three!
  6. This phrase is used to indicate the count before the game starts, similar to counting down before an action.
    After saying, "one, two, three!" I made my hand choice.
    I called out, "one, two, three!" before starting the rock-paper-scissors game.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to play rock-paper-scissorsto win at rock-paper-scissorsto lose at rock-paper-scissorsrock, paper, scissors!rock-paper-scissors matchrock-paper-scissors tournamentdeciding the outcome with rock-paper-scissorsto play rock-paper-scissors with friendsrules of rock-paper-scissorswhen playing rock-paper-scissors
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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