What is another word for throaty?
Pronunciation: [θɹˈə͡ʊti] (IPA) 
Throaty is a term that describes a sound made from the throat that is low-pitched and deep. It is commonly used to describe sounds made by animals or human vocalists. There are some synonyms to describe throaty sounds, these include, husky, guttural, raspy, hoarse, and deep. The term husky is sometimes used to depict a throaty vocal quality, but it usually describes a breathy voice. Guttural is a term that specifically describes sounds made in the back of the throat and the base of the mouth. Raspy describes a rough and harsh voice or sound. Deep is a term that can also describe a low tone in a voice or sound. Hoarse is a term that is commonly used to describe a throaty, rough voice that is often caused by hoarseness.
