meaning of "ふが　ふが"?
I'm reading a children's book, and a character (Goat) has just had a tooth pulled, and the illustration has

ふが　ふが

written over it. I assume this is supposed to indicate tooth pain or something, but I can't find it anywhere on the web.

Does anyone know what ふが　ふが means?

Thank you!

Question

meaning of "ふが　ふが"?
I'm reading a children's book, and a character (Goat) has just had a tooth pulled, and the illustration has

ふが　ふが

written over it. I assume this is supposed to indicate tooth pain or something, but I can't find it anywhere on the web.

Does anyone know what ふが　ふが means?

Thank you!

Answer

I don't know for sure but according to kotobank.jp it's an onomatopoeia for air leaking through your mouth or nose. Given the context it seems fair to assume that if the goat parts its lips but keeps its teeth together and then tries breathing out through its mouth then it'll make a faint whistling noise as the air is coming out of the gap where it once had a tooth.

Answer

ふが　ふが - Parecen dos bicicletas; un poco de humor, saludos