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throaty Definition

throaty (t̸hrōtē)

adjective throati·er, throati·est

  1. produced in the throat, as some sounds or tones
  2. characterized by such sounds; husky, hoarse, etc. a throaty voice

throaty Related Forms
throati·ly adverb throati·ness noun
throaty Synonyms

throaty

modif.

throaty Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • roar: This is a round can with a large oval outlet for a deep throaty roar.
  • growl: The throaty growl is the same and so hearing it will be a nostalgic sound for many people, " added Mr Brown.
  • rumble: The Buell InterActive Exhaust System brings out the rich, throaty rumble of the Lightning exhaust tone.
  • vocal: There are mad drums and dirty funk and raw, throaty vocals.
  • voice: He spoke with a thick, throaty, wet voice.
  • sound: A quieter exhaust system but with a more throaty sound.

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