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Meanings of throated in English

Throated.

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Usage of throated in English
1
I heard the low-throated rumble of power as she gunned the Cadillac.
Nothing in her way
2
It was received, quite rightly, with full-throated acclaim by its Newcastle audience.
The Guardian
3
In the same instant there came a snarling deep-throated growl from Wapi.
Back to God's Country and Other Stories
4
Likewise the tree or Canada sparrow, and the white-crowned and white-throated sparrow.
Wake-Robin
5
Langham moved impatiently; her low full-throated mirth jarred on his somber mood.
The Just and the Unjust
6
Now and then came the sweet, plaintive song of the white-throated sparrow.
A Woman's Way Through Unknown Labrador
7
It had a slow, almost drawling quality that was deep-throated and seductive.
The Case of the Gold-Digger’s Purse
8
In another age, their stifled sobs would have been a full-throated keening.
Book of lost threads
9
They were rough fellows, and in their deep-throated profanity was a prayer.
The Iron Trail
10
The sound was a deep-throated bronze booming, coming faster with each knell.
A clash of kings
11
Uttering a deep-throated roar the Winchesters rushed forward, firing as they charged.
The Rock of Chickamauga: A Story of the Western Crisis
12
They fell back to the old stroke, rolling out their full-throated measure.
The Call of the North
13
No wonder, then, that there were feasts of rejoicing and full-throated cries:
Stories of the Prophets (Before the Exile)
14
Bobaday knew this before they opened a door upon a narrow-throated descent.
Old Caravan Days
15
Around us those hoarse-throated trumpets have been ringing out stentoriously all day.
Indiscreet Letters From Peking / Being the Notes of an Eye-Witne...
16
Blackbird and robin, oriole and mocking bird, piped full-throated from every cactus.
The Forbidden Trail
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Throated through the time
Throated across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common