HOARSE

HOARSE


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: hoarse
Phonetic: /hɔːs/
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Having a dry, harsh tone to the voice, as a result of a sore throat, age, emotion, etc.


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Barely able to speak
Barely able to talk
Croaking
Froggy
Froggy-throated
Grating
Gravelly
Gruff
Gruff-sounding
How Vito Corleone sounded
Laryngitic
Like Brandos Godfather
Like Durantes voice
Like a cheerleader after a big game
Like a coach after a tough game
Like a crows call
Like cheerleaders after the game
Like laryngitis sufferers
Like the voice of Brandos Godfather
Like the voice of The Godfather
Raspy
Raspy-sounding
Raucous
Rough
Rough and harsh
Rough and husky
Scratchy
Share crackers with old husky (6)
Speaking with a grating voice
Suffering from laryngitis
Suffering from phonasthenia
Throaty
Vocally challenged
Vocally scratchy
Yelling too much
Discordant
Croaky.
Rough in sound.
Sounding rough and husky.
Not in good voice.
Like some fans after a game
Like a crow's cry
Word with laugh or play*
Rasping.
Like a filibusterer's voice
Like Brando's Godfather
Like some voices after shouting
Like a speaker with a 25-Down
Like Brando's Don Corleone
Having roared too much, say
Having a frog in one's throat
Harsh - throaty
As if with a sore throat
Ashore
In conversation, nag perhaps is grating
Husky's GAG?
Croaky quadruped must swallow one
Rough sounding area in bay, perhaps
They say husky's a good draught animal
Cast ashore? That's rough
Rough stockings worn by Arab
Rough one is carried by out-of-date transport
Arab, perhaps, kennelling a husky
Like a coach after a rough game, maybe
Sounding rough
A king splits tights, rough when he has his say
Rough area in bay, perhaps
Scratchy-throated
Raspy-voiced
Frog-throated
Natural home
Long
Descriptive name
Athlete
Additional
Barter
Send forth
Solo performance
Athlete finally getting Germany's first medal returned with a drink
He served up pork pies, very good dumplings (without starter) and duck
Husky
Gratingly harsh
Husky-voiced
Rough area cavalry defends
Animal devouring Amundsen's first husky
Rough area around bay? On the contrary
Ashore (anag.)
Husky, as a voice
Raspy, as a voice
Sounding like you have a frog in your throat
That which neighs loudly, being gravelly
Heard report of nay-sayer struggling with speech
Sounding rough when delivering gift to the 19
All shouted out, maybe
Gravelly area in bay?




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