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croaky

[ UK /kɹˈə‍ʊki/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. like the sounds of frogs and crows
    a guttural voice
    acres of guttural frogs

How To Use croaky In A Sentence

  • My voice is hoarse and croaky, my hands hurt and I'm still shaking!
  • When my eyelids met, a croaky voice opened them again.
  • Through a clever process of hunching herself over and putting on a croaky voice she has actually managed to increase her age by an awe-inspiring 7 million years.
  • Finally, there was the day in 2002 when he heard a croaky voice behind him: ‘Keep a straight line, sonny!’
  • All three of these croaky crooners take two turns in the lead vocalist's rocking chair.
  • Speaking in a croaky voice one student admitted, ‘we've all be drinking too much, staying up too late and eating rubbish.’
  • The boy's voice was croaky and his lips barely moved.
  • I almost jumped at the sound of Kevin's croaky voice.
  • And I'll be able to remember the first time I heard that croaky voice.
  • Everyone knows that if you're calling in sick, the time to do so is first thing in the morning, when your voice is croaky and sounds its ropiest, regardless of the robustness of your health.
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