throated
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- adjective
- /ˈθroʊtɪd/
- A golden-throated small-winged warbler.
- a full-throated song
- a yellow-throated vireo
- a white-throated sparrow
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Examples
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A white-throated needletail.
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The boat had barely left the dock when a red-throated loon popped up on the port side.
Blog text (17) -
- It's an ash-throated flycatcher!
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According to my guide, the yellow-throated vireo builds in a fork near the end of a branch.
Fiction book (1991) -
Then came the brown-throated sloth, which looked more like a monkey yet is related to the armadillos.
Academic text (2005) -
PHOTOS (COLOR): White-throated monitors, right, spend part of every day basking in the sun.
Academic text (1995) -
The bird has a beautiful throated song that fills the forest with melody.
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The brightly colored throated frogs are known for their distinctive calls during mating season.
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He was known for his throated voice, which resonated deeply during performances.
Compounds
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A small North American bird with a white throat patch and a striped head
- Indian
A large animal like a weasel with a yellow throat and black fur found in southern China and Burma
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Morphology
Etymology
Throated comes from the simple word throat, meaning 'the front of the neck' where sound comes from, and the ending -ed which means 'having' that kind of throat, so throated describes something that has a throat of a certain kind, like a 'white-throated' bird or a 'deep-throated' roar.