- throatily
- adverb see throaty
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
throatily
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throatily — throaty ► ADJECTIVE (throatier, throatiest) ▪ (of a voice or other sound) deep and husky. DERIVATIVES throatily adverb throatiness noun … English terms dictionary
throatily — ˈthrōd.]əlē, ōt], ]əli, ]ə̇l adverb Etymology: throaty + ly : in a throaty manner : with a peculiar tonal quality caused by oral utterance with the throat constricted : gutturally wiped her red old eyes … and clucked throatily Rudyard Kipling … Useful english dictionary
throatily — See throaty. * * * … Universalium
throatily — adverb In a throaty manner … Wiktionary
throatily — adv. with a throaty voice, with a low husky voice; with a low rough sound … English contemporary dictionary
throatily — throat·i·ly … English syllables
throaty — throatily, adv. throatiness, n. /throh tee/, adj., throatier, throatiest. produced or modified in the throat, as certain sounds; guttural, husky, or hoarse. [1635 45; THROAT + Y1] * * * … Universalium
throaty — adjective (throatier; est) Date: circa 1645 1. uttered or produced from low in the throat < a throaty voice > 2. heavy, thick, and deep as if from the throat < throaty notes of a horn > • throatily adverb • throatiness noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
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