expression, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
full of things to poke fun at; full of inconsistencies; absolutely ridiculous
Describes a situation, statement, or work that is so full of flaws, contradictions, or absurdities that it invites mockery or criticism. Often used humorously or critically.
His explanation was full of holes, and nobody believed it.
That movie had a plot full of things you could poke fun at, but it was still entertaining.
Standard kanji-kana mixed spelling; the most common written form.
Katakana spelling of 突っ込み, often used for emphasis or in casual writing.
All-kana spelling; common in informal contexts or when avoiding kanji.
Uses the kanji 所 for どころ; less common but still seen.
Mixed katakana-kanji spelling; rare variant.
Compound of 突っ込み (noun form of 突っ込む, 'to retort' or 'point out flaws'), どころ (emphatic suffix indicating a place or point), and 満載 ('fully loaded'). Literally 'fully loaded with points to retort'.