troak

/troʊk/

Definitions

1. verb

to make a harsh, guttural sound, often in the throat, as in trying to clear one’s throat.

“She troaked loudly to get everyone’s attention.”

2. noun

a harsh, guttural sound, especially one made in the throat.

“The troak from the crowd was deafening.”

3. interjection

an expression of effort or difficulty in speaking, often used to describe a harsh or guttural sound.

“Troak! I need some water to clear my throat.”

Synonyms

  • croak
  • gurgle

Antonyms

  • hum
  • whisper