throat
/θroʊt/Definitions
1. noun
the part of the body where food passes from the mouth to the oesophagus
“She had a sore throat after eating the spicy chicken.”
2. verb
to speak or utter something in a hoarse or strained voice
“The singer tried to throat her notes but they still came out croaky.”
3. noun
a passage or channel through which something passes or is conveyed
“The pipeline served as a throat for the water to flow through the city.”