Throats is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THROATS in dictionary:

VERB:
• THROAT, to utter in a hoarse voice
NOUN:
• the passage which leads from the back of the mouth of a person or animal
• a voice of a person or a songbird
• a thing compared to a throat, especially a narrow passage, entrance, or exit.
• the forward upper corner of a quadrilateral fore-and-aft sail.
• the front part of a person's or animal's neck

Words related to THROATS

throat9 throated12 throating13

How to use THROATS in a sentence

• Was it delusion? Even while the draught was passing down their throats it seemed to have wrought a change on their whole systems.
• They appeared ready either to trade with us, pick our pockets, or cut our throats, as an opportunity might offer.
• The birds were singing as if to split their throats.
• Throats and shoulders that are too robust are improved by being covered.
• The hearts of the boys were in their throats, and still there was something about the adventure that filled them with the keenest delight.
• And Jerry, less by sound and syllable than by what of their hearts vibrated in their throats, soon learned to know himself by any name they chose to address to him.
• From that center, march forth to glory or to the poorhouse, all those who one fine day have touched their throats and believed they have some talent for singing.
• We shall cut the throats of all the Italians in Turkey.
• And once or twice a letter was a post late and our hearts were in our throats with fear.
• All knew the Indians and Yantes to be desperate men, and to turn them loose would be equivalent to applying the torch to their homes, if not the knife to their throats.
• A little cluster of wine bottles stood upon the buffet, and these had their necks knocked off, and were emptied down parched throats.
• Why, I believe the officers would cut our throats at any time to save themselves.
• It is a wonder their throats are not split before this.
• He had gazed with pleased eyes on the slender blush-tinted throats and wrists of the Egyptian beauties, but never had he beheld such whiteness of flesh as this.
• A royal salute of twenty-one guns was fired by two troops of artillery from Meerut in front of the palace, and the wild multitudes again strained their throats.
• It came with a ferocious chorus from throats hoarse with their song of battle.
• Few could speak with ease, still fewer could be heard by a large assembly, and sore throats seemed to be the rule.
• The combatants fell in thousands, and their bodies formed howling and moving mounds on top of which fresh champions gripped each other by the throats.
• The dead hand of Spain has been removed forever from the throats of her helpless victims.
• Yet the line of fire was visibly retreating, and, when the Shawnee forces saw it, a triumphant yell was poured from hundreds of throats.
• Panurge, with Carpalin and Eusthenes, did cut in the mean time the throats of those that were struck down, in such sort that there escaped not one.
• The two young investigators soon found themselves beside the spring, and here both stopped for a drink, for their throats seemed to be suddenly, parched.
• When, however, she was fairly out of doors, and constantly invited by pillar-boxes and post-offices to slip her envelope down their scarlet throats, she forbore.
• It was uttered by many throats, and in the uncanny, whitish gloom it seemed to be on all sides of them.
• He looked just like one of the fellows on the stage who cut throats in a heroic fashion on the slightest provocation.
• He went to where the little girls sat, and drew his knife, and took them one after another and cut their throats.

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