Rough and deep-sounding, as the voice when affected with a cold, or the voice of a raven or frog… Of the voice (of persons or animals).

Having the voice obstructed; hoarse. Obsolete.

= hoarse, adj.

That croaks. (literal and figurative.)

Of the voice or a vocal sound: produced or modified in the throat, guttural; deep, husky; rough, hoarse, rasping. Also in extended use.

transferred of the voice: Husky. Obsolete.

Affected with roup (roup, n.1 2); hoarse from speaking, shouting, etc., too much; = roupy, adj.1 Also with up.

Of the voice and speech, implying the utterance of hoarse or guttural sounds.

Of the voice: Sounding like a cracked bell, broken in musical quality or clearness.

Hoarse, husky.

Somewhat gruff. Also quasi-adv.

a hoarse, gravelly voice, as though the result of heavy drinking; also attributive.

reminiscent of or resembling a grasshopper, grasshopper-like; (also) full of, or characterized by an abundance of, grasshoppers.

Characterized by croaking; given to croaking.

Of the voice: Husky.

Affected by the tonsils. (Cf. throaty, adj.)

testing the quality of wine by tasting; an occasion when this is done.

transferred. Of a voice (cf. gravel voice n.).

In various transferred and figurative senses. Of a voice: cf. gravel voice n. at gravel, n. compounds 2.