froggish
- adjective
- /ˈfrɔɡɪʃ/
- She woke up with a froggish tone to her voice after catching a cold.
Examples
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The teacher's froggish voice made it hard for the students to hear her instructions.
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After cheering at the game, his voice became froggish and he could barely speak.
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Her voice sounded froggish after she caught a cold.
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Don't you think his singing is a bit froggish?
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His voice turned froggish after cheering loudly at the concert last night.
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She tried to speak, but her froggish voice made it difficult to understand her.
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He sounded froggish from the allergies, which made it hard for him to talk.
Synonyms
A rough voice that sounds strained from a sore throat or shouting
A low, deep sound that comes from the throat
A low, rough voice that sounds harsh and scratchy
Making a low rough sound like a dog or bear
A rough, hoarse voice like a frog
Having a hoarse, rough voice for a short time
A voice or sound that is rough and unpleasant
Having the look or movement of a frog
Antonyms
How Hoarse
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Froggish comes from the word frog, because a frog's croak can sound rough and low, so a 'froggish' voice means 'hoarse' or croaky, like a frog.