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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
(v. t.) To mow, as
beans,
in a
direction
against
their
bending..
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Throatwort
::
Throatwort
(n.) A plant
(Campanula
Trachelium)
formerly
considered
a
remedy
for sore
throats
because
of its
throat-shaped
corolla.
Throat
::
Throat
(n.) That end of a gaff which is next the mast.
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)..
Guttural
::
Guttural
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
throat;
formed
in the
throat;
relating
to, or
characteristic
of, a sound
formed
in the
throat..
Natural
::
Natural
(a.)
Produced
by
natural
organs,
as those of the human
throat,
in
distinction
from
instrumental
music..
Synecdochical
::
Synecdoche
(n.) A
figure
or trope by which a part of a thing is put for the whole (as, fifty sail for fifty
ships),
or the whole for a part (as, the
smiling
year for
spring),
the
species
for the genus (as,
cutthroat
for
assassin),
the genus for the
species
(as, a
creature
for a man), the name of the
material
for the thing made, etc..
Starting
::
Starthroat
(n.) Any
humming
bird of the genus
Heliomaster.
The
feathers
of the
throat
have a
brilliant
metallic
luster.
Quinsy
::
Quinsy
(n.) An
inflammation
of the
throat,
or parts
adjacent,
especially
of the
fauces
or
tonsils,
attended
by
considerable
swelling,
painful
and
impeded
deglutition,
and
accompanied
by
inflammatory
fever.
It
sometimes
creates
danger
of
suffocation;
--
called
also
squinancy,
and
squinzey..
Throaty
::
Throaty
(a.)
Guttural;
hoarse;
having
a
guttural
voice.
Greenlet
::
Greenlet
(n.) l.
(Zool.)
One of
numerous
species
of small
American
singing
birds,
of the genus
Vireo,
as the
solitary,
or
blue-headed
(Vireo
solitarius);
the
brotherly-love
(V.
Philadelphicus);
the
warbling
greenlet
(V.
gilvus);
the
yellow-throated
greenlet
(V.
flavifrons)
and
others.
See
Vireo..
Jugular
::
"Jugular
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
throat
or neck; as, the
jugular
vein..
Throatboll
::
Throatboll
(n.) The
Adam's
apple in the neck.
Whitecap
::
Whitecap
(n.) The
whitethroat;
-- so
called
from its gray head.
Language
::
Language
(n.) Any means of
conveying
or
communicating
ideas;
specifically,
human
speech;
the
expression
of ideas by the
voice;
sounds,
expressive
of
thought,
articulated
by the
organs
of the
throat
and
mouth..
Jugular
::
Jugular
(a.)
Having
the
ventral
fins
beneath
the
throat;
-- said of
certain
fishes.
Gorged
::
Gorged
(a.)
Having
a gorge or
throat.
Peabody Bird
::
Peabody
bird () An
American
sparrow
(Zonotrichia
albicollis)
having
a
conspicuous
white
throat.
The name is
imitative
of its note.
Called
also
White-throated
sparrow.
Jugulate
::
Jugulate
(v. t.) To cut the
throat
of.
Swallow
::
Swallow
(n.) The
gullet,
or
esophagus;
the
throat..
Strangle
::
Strangle
(v. t.) To
compress
the
windpipe
of (a
person
or
animal)
until death
results
from
stoppage
of
respiration;
to choke to death by
compressing
the
throat,
as with the hand or a
rope..
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