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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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Throttle
::
Throttle
(v. i.) To have the
throat
obstructed
so as to be in
danger
of
suffocation;
to
choke;
to
suffocate.
Yellowthroat
::
Yellowthroat
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
American
ground
warblers
of the genus
Geothlypis,
esp. the
Maryland
yellowthroat
(G.
trichas),
which is a very
common
species..
Cutthroat
::
Cutthroat
(n.) One who cuts
throats;
a
murderer;
an
assassin.
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..
Guttural
::
Guttural
(n.) A sound
formed
in the
throat;
esp., a sound
formed
by the aid of the back of the
tongue,
much
retracted,
and the soft
palate;
also, a
letter
representing
such a
sound..
Throat
::
Throat
(v. t.) To mow, as
beans,
in a
direction
against
their
bending..
Throat
::
Throat
(n.)
Hence,
the
passage
through
it to the
stomach
and
lungs;
the
pharynx;
--
sometimes
restricted
to the
fauces..
Swallow
::
Swallow
(n.) The
gullet,
or
esophagus;
the
throat..
Tiger
::
Tiger (n.) A very large and
powerful
carnivore
(Felis
tigris)
native
of
Southern
Asia and the East
Indies.
Its back and sides are tawny or
rufous
yellow,
transversely
striped
with
black,
the tail is
ringed
with
black,
the
throat
and belly are
nearly
white.
When full
grown,
it
equals
or
exceeds
the lion in size and
strength.
Called
also royal
tiger,
and
Bengal
tiger..
Babillard
::
Babillard
(n.) The
lesser
whitethroat
of
Europe;
--
called
also
babbling
warbler.
Hawk
::
Hawk (v. i.) To clear the
throat
with an
audible
sound by
forcing
an
expiratory
current
of air
through
the
narrow
passage
between
the
depressed
soft
palate
and the root of the
tongue,
thus
aiding
in the
removal
of
foreign
substances..
Breech
::
Breech
(n.) The
external
angle of knee
timber,
the
inside
of which is
called
the
throat..
Throatboll
::
Throatboll
(n.) The
Adam's
apple in the neck.
Throttle
::
Throttle
(v. t.) To
compress
the
throat
of; to
choke;
to
strangle.
Redthroat
::
Redthroat
(n.) A small
Australian
singing
bird
(Phyrrholaemus
brunneus).
The upper parts are
brown,
the
center
of the
throat
red..
Strangurious
::
Strangulation
(n.)
Inordinate
compression
or
constriction
of a tube or part, as of the
throat;
especially,
such as
causes
a
suspension
of
breathing,
of the
passage
of
contents,
or of the
circulation,
as in cases of
hernia..
Laugh
::
Laugh (v. i.) To show
mirth,
satisfaction,
or
derision,
by
peculiar
movement
of the
muscles
of the face,
particularly
of the
mouth,
causing
a
lighting
up of the face and eyes, and
usually
accompanied
by the
emission
of
explosive
or
chuckling
sounds
from the chest and
throat;
to
indulge
in
laughter..
Disgorge
::
Disgorge
(v. t.) To eject or
discharge
by the
throat
and
mouth;
to
vomit;
to pour forth or throw out with
violence,
as if from the
mouth;
to
discharge
violently
or in great
quantities
from a
confined
place..
Garrote
::
Garrote
(v. t.) To
strangle
with the
garrote;
hence,
to seize by the
throat,
from
behind,
with a view to
strangle
and rob..
Throat
::
Throat
(n.) That end of a gaff which is next the mast.
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