hoarse+and+low
121croaking — (Roget s Thesaurus II) adjective Low and grating in sound: croaky, gruff, hoarse, husky1. See SOUNDS …
122croaky — (Roget s Thesaurus II) adjective Low and grating in sound: croaking, gruff, hoarse, husky1. See SOUNDS …
123throaty — [[t]θro͟ʊti[/t]] ADJ GRADED A throaty voice or laugh is low and rather rough. Syn: hoarse …
124rough — adj 1. irregular, uneven, coarse, not smooth, rugged, bumpy, jagged, craggy, scraggy; stony, rocky; stubbled, knotted, nodose, gnarled; wrinkly, rugulose, crinkly, corrugated, scaly; lumpy, nodulous. 2. shaggy, hairy, hirsute, crinose, trichoid;… …
125gruff — [[t]grʌf[/t]] adj. er, est 1) low and harsh; hoarse: a gruff voice[/ex] 2) rough, brusque, or surly: a gruff manner[/ex] • Etymology: 1525–35; < MD grof coarse, c. OHG grob gruff′ly, adv. gruff′ness, n …
126gruff — /grʌf / (say gruf) adjective 1. low and harsh; hoarse: a gruff voice. 2. rough; surly: a gruff manner. {earlier grof, from Dutch, related to Old English hrēof rough} –gruffly, adverb –gruffness, noun …
127huskily — Ⅰ. husky [1] ► ADJECTIVE (huskier, huskiest) 1) sounding low pitched and slightly hoarse. 2) strong; hefty. DERIVATIVES huskily adverb huskiness noun. Ⅱ …
128huskiness — Ⅰ. husky [1] ► ADJECTIVE (huskier, huskiest) 1) sounding low pitched and slightly hoarse. 2) strong; hefty. DERIVATIVES huskily adverb huskiness noun. Ⅱ …
