froggy
- adjective
- /ˈfrɔɡi/
- She woke up with a froggy voice, which surprised everyone at the meeting.
This is my first time doing this and wow Froggy my throats giving out.
- This is my first time doing this and wow Froggy my throats giving out.
Examples
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After the concert, my friend had a froggy voice from singing along too loudly.
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He sounded a bit froggy after cheering for his team for hours.
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This is my first time doing this and wow Froggy my throats giving out.
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Also, eating most insects is a pretty decent source of taurine, but one that I'm not currently that froggy about jumping on.
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
A hoarse, rough voice like a frog
A voice or sound that is rough and unpleasant
Difficulty speaking because the throat or voice box is damaged
Antonyms
How Hoarse
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Froggy for a croaky voice comes from the picture 'a frog in the throat' people use when their voice feels rough or blocked. So, if your voice is 'froggy' it sounds hoarse or croaky.