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Definition of throat
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of throat is as below...
Throat
(n.) A
contracted
portion
of a
vessel,
or of a
passage
way; as, the
throat
of a
pitcher
or
vase..
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Breech
::
Breech
(n.) The
external
angle of knee
timber,
the
inside
of which is
called
the
throat..
Ruby
::
Ruby (n.) Any
species
of South
American
humming
birds of the genus
Clytolaema.
The males have a
ruby-colored
throat
or
breast.
Zibeth
::
Zibeth
(n.) A
carnivorous
mammal
(Viverra
zibetha)
closely
allied
to the
civet,
from which it
differs
in
having
the spots on the body less
distinct,
the
throat
whiter,
and the black rings on the tail more
numerous..
Nylgau
::
Nylgau
(n.) A large
Asiatic
antelope
(Boselaphus,
/
Portax,
tragocamelus),
found in
Northern
India.
It has short
horns,
a black mane, and a bunch of long hair on the
throat.
The
general
color is
grayish
brown..
Ulcerated
::
Ulcerated
(a.)
Affected
with, or as with, an ulcer or
ulcers;
as, an
ulcerated
sore
throat..
Choke
::
Choke (v. i.) To have the
windpipe
stopped;
to have a spasm of the
throat,
caused
by
stoppage
or
irritation
of the
windpipe;
to be
strangled..
Redthroat
::
Redthroat
(n.) A small
Australian
singing
bird
(Phyrrholaemus
brunneus).
The upper parts are
brown,
the
center
of the
throat
red..
Sapphire
::
Sapphire
(n.) Any
humming
bird of the genus
Hylocharis,
native
of South
America.
The
throat
and
breast
are
usually
bright
blue..
Whitethroat
::
Whitethroat
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of Old World
warblers,
esp. the
common
European
species
(Sylvia
cinerea),
called
also
strawsmear,
nettlebird,
muff, and
whitecap,
the
garden
whitethroat,
or
golden
warbler
(S.
hortensis),
and the
lesser
whitethroat
(S.
curruca)..
Jugular
::
"Jugular
(a.) Any fish which has the
ventral
fins
situated
forward
of the
pectoral
fins, or
beneath
the
throat;
one of a
division
of
fishes
(Jugulares)..
Throaty
::
Throaty
(a.)
Guttural;
hoarse;
having
a
guttural
voice.
Loon
::
Loon (n.) Any one of
several
aquatic,
wed-footed,
northern
birds of the genus
Urinator
(formerly
Colymbus),
noted for their
expertness
in
diving
and
swimming
under
water.
The
common
loon, or great
northern
diver
(Urinator
imber,
or
Colymbus
torquatus),
and the
red-throated
loon or diver (U.
septentrionalis),
are the best known
species.
See
Diver..
Throat
::
Throat
(n.)
Hence,
the
passage
through
it to the
stomach
and
lungs;
the
pharynx;
--
sometimes
restricted
to the
fauces..
Throatboll
::
Throatboll
(n.) The
Adam's
apple in the neck.
Cutthroat
::
Cutthroat
(a.)
Murderous;
cruel;
barbarous.
Faucal
::
Faucal
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
fauces,
or
opening
of the
throat;
faucial;
esp.,
(Phon.)
produced
in the
fauces,
as
certain
deep
guttural
sounds
found in the
Semitic
and some other
languages..
Wordle
::
Wordle
(n.) One of
several
pivoted
pieces
forming
the
throat
of an
adjustable
die used in
drawing
wire, lead pipe, etc..
Draught
::
Draught
(n.) The act of
drawing
liquor
into the mouth and
throat;
the act of
drinking.
Wattled
::
Wattled
(a.)
Furnished
with
wattles,
or
pendent
fleshy
processes
at the chin or
throat..
Throat
::
Throat
(n.) The upper fore
corner
of a
boom-and-gaff
sail, or of a
staysail..
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