Huskiness
51hoarseness — hoarse·ness || hÉ”rsnɪs / hÉ”Ës n. roughness, huskiness, harshness (of a voice or other sounds) …
52raspiness — ræspɪnɪs / rÉ‘Ës n. harshness, hoarseness, huskiness …
53roup — ruËp n. trichomoniasis, infectious disease of poultry characterized by discharge from the eyes and nose (Veterinary Medicine); public auction (Scotland); roughness of the voice, hoarseness, huskiness …
54husk — husk1 noun 1》 the dry outer covering of some fruits or seeds. 2》 a dry or rough discarded outer layer. verb remove the husk from. Origin ME: prob. from Low Ger. hūske sheath , lit. little house . husk2 noun 1》 bronchitis in cattle, sheep, or… …
55husky — husky1 adjective (huskier, huskiest) 1》 (of a voice) low pitched and slightly hoarse. 2》 big and strong. 3》 like or consisting of husks. Derivatives huskily adverb huskiness noun husky2 noun (plural …
56hoarseness — n. 1. Huskiness, raucity. 2. Roughness, harshness, grating character …
57husky — 1 adjective 1 a husky voice is deep, quiet, and rough sounding, often in an attractive way: “Come quickly” she said in a husky whisper. 2 especially AmE a man who is husky is big and strong huskily adverb huskiness noun (U) 2 noun (C) a dog with… …
58brawn — noun he has certainly developed his brawn since high school Syn: physical strength, muscle(s), burliness, huskiness, toughness, power, might; vigor, punch; informal beef, beefiness …
59loud — loud, stentorian, earsplitting, hoarse, raucous, strident, stertorous are comparable when they apply to sounds and mean great in volume or unpleasant in effect. Loud suggests a volume above normal and sometimes implies undue vehemence or… …
60brawn — n 1. muscle, muscles, well developed muscles, sinew, Inf. beef, muscularity; musculature, muscular development, physique; brawniness, huskiness, heftiness, Inf. beefiness. 2. power, potency, might, force, strength, muscular strength, Literary.… …
