Adjective modifier

• deep: It all gazes out on to a permanent lagoon inhabited by hippos that loll submerged, emitting plumes of water and deep guttural snorts.

Modifies a noun

• pouch: Long term problems A chronic carrier state or recurrent, chronic disease may be long term problems if the guttural pouch becomes infected.

• vocal: Their dynamic guitar assault combines brilliant single-note leads and pummeling power chords, offset by the melodic and guttural vocals.

• tone: Valarien took a deep breath and began an incantation in chilling guttural tones.

• noise: Soon after his burial terrible screams and strange guttural noises issued from the grave, and the house was plagued by poltergeist activity.

• sound: They seemed to communicate with " guttural sounds " .

• voice: To his amazement, the House of Fraser lady stood up and in a gravelly, guttural voice asked him to shift.