to be hoarse
31hoarse — has …
32hoarse — adjective (of a voice) rough and harsh. Derivatives hoarsely adverb hoarsen verb hoarseness noun Origin OE hās, of Gmc origin …
33hoarse — a. 1. Husky, raucous. 2. Rough, grating, harsh, low, guttural …
34hoarse — adj dry, scratching, cracked; harsh, rough, raucous, gruff, raspy, gravelly, grating; guttural, throaty, roupy …
35hoarse — [hɔːs] adj speaking in a low rough voice hoarsely adv …
36hoarse — /hɔs / (say haws) adjective (hoarser, hoarsest) 1. having a vocal tone characterised by weakness of intensity and excessive breathiness; husky. 2. having a raucous voice. 3. making a harsh, low sound. {Middle English hors, related to and… …
37hoarse — Hā, leo hā, hano, hanopilo; pāpala (rare) …
38hoarse — horse …
39hoarse — adj. 1 (of the voice) rough and deep; husky; croaking. 2 having such a voice. Derivatives: hoarsely adv. hoarsen v.tr. & intr. hoarseness n. Etymology: ME f. ON hars (unrecorded) f. Gmc …
40shout yourself hoarse — phrase to shout so much that your throat becomes sore and you cannot speak very well Thesaurus: to shout and to talk loudlysynonym Main entry: shout * * * shout yourself hoarse : to make your voice hoarse by shouting He shouted himself hoarse at… …
