throaty
/ˈθroʊti/Definitions
1. adjective
having a low, rough, and husky quality of voice, especially in singing or speaking; having a rough or raspy quality, typically in the throat or voice.
“The singer’s throaty voice was perfect for the blues song.”
2. adverb
in a throaty manner or voice
“She sang throaty and soulfully, bringing the audience to its feet.”
3. noun
a throaty quality of voice
“The actor’s throaty was impressive, and he brought depth to the character.”