Throat

What do we mean by throat?

The anterior portion of the neck. noun

The portion of the digestive tract that lies between the rear of the mouth and the esophagus and includes the fauces and the pharynx. noun

A narrow passage or part suggestive of the human throat. noun

The opening of a tubular corolla or calyx where the tube joins the limb. noun

To pronounce with a harsh or guttural voice. transitive verb

(ram/shove) To compel to accept or consider. idiom

The front of the neck below the chin and above the collar-bone; technically, the jugular region, jugulum, or guttur. noun

The passage from the mouth to the stomach or to the lungs. noun

The air-passage in the throat; the windpipe; technically, the larynx and trachea: as, to form musical notes in the throat. noun

Something resembling or analogous to the human throat. noun

Nautical: The central part of the hollow of a breast-hook or knee. noun

The inner end of a gaff, where it widens and hollows in to fit the mast. See cut under gaff. noun

The inner part of the arms of an anchor, where they join the shank. noun

The upper front corner of a four-sided fore-and-aft sail. noun

In ship-building, the middle part of a floor-timber. noun

In building, the part of a chimney, usually contracted, between the fireplace proper and the gathering. noun

The narrowed entrance to the neck of a puddling-furnace, where the area of flue-passage is regulated. See cut under puddling-furnace. noun

In plate glass manufacturing, the front door of the annealing-arch. noun

The entranceway in a threshing-machine, where the grain in the straw-passes from the feed-board to the cylinder. noun

The opening in a plane-stock through which the shavings pass upward. noun

The front part of the neck.

The gullet or windpipe.

A narrow opening in a vessel.

Station throat.

The part of a chimney between the gathering, or portion of the funnel which contracts in ascending, and the flue.

The upper fore corner of a boom-and-gaff sail, or of a staysail.

That end of a gaff which is next to the mast.

The angle where the arm of an anchor is joined to the shank.

The inside of a timber knee.

The orifice of a tubular organ; the outer end of the tube of a monopetalous corolla; the faux, or fauces.

Verb; The act of giving oral sex to a male Urban Dictionary

(verb) To skull or swallow something quickly. Urban Dictionary

Short for one who has been face fucked or throat fucked. Urban Dictionary

Engaging in deep throat style oral sex Urban Dictionary

Giving head Urban Dictionary

The action of a girl (or male homosexual) traveling a dick down their esophagus. Its different from deepthroating. Deepthroating is the action of traveling a dick ALL THE WAY down the esophagus. Urban Dictionary

Thoating is putting an object far back into your throat or another's mouth , thus creating a strange noise deep in your throat. Urban Dictionary

The act of putting your neck in between a females legs and putting your throat directly on her clitoris. You start of by talking calmly, and escalate to singing opera. By the time you are done singing she should have came. REMEMBER: It is the best if she is still panties/thong or thin shorts. Could leave you with a sore throat so bring throat lozenges. Urban Dictionary

The reverse-burping sound made after drinking too much of a particular beverage, usually coffee. Urban Dictionary

It does throat things and gets dry. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to throat:
throat, threat, troat, throt.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word throat:
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Words that rhyme with throat:
note, boat, coat, promote, anecdote, float, quote, denote, goat, remote, rote, vote, antidote, gloat, tote, mote, wrote, haute, devote, dote, moat, cote, connote, scapegoat, afloat, keynote, smote, bloat, oat, asymptote, choate, stoat, footnote, groat, demote, creosote, petticoat, shoat, cutthroat, turncoat, roat, showboat, overcoat, scoat, capote, stote, raincoat, hote, tugboat, sailboat, redcoat, banknote, rowboat, blote, frote, lifeboat, shote, motorboat, steamboat, billy goat, grote, kote, unquote, undercoat, gunboat, speedboat, sloat, clote, houseboat, gravy boat, mountain goat, troat, riverboat, right to vote, trench coat, flote, towboat, promissory note, pote, powerboat, take note, ferryboat, outvote, misquote, bacote, underwrote, blue note, flatboat, root beer float, grace note, vogt, sproat, fur coat, bank note, musical note, rewrote, frock coat, banana boat, pleasure boat, sack coat.

Adjectives that are often used to describe throat:
sore, own, white, dry, parched, clear, cut, yellow, septic, deep, open, black, bad, red, streptococcal, slender, severe, cold, bare, soft, upper, constricted, tight, ulcerated, scratchy, chronic, relaxed, inflamed, narrow, brown, putrid, slight, round, delicate, strep, mild, blue, acute, ruby, pale, swollen, raw, thick, thin, malignant, lovely, smooth, hoarse, brazen, persistent, slim, golden, bright, painful, sweet, tiny, rash, pretty, whitish, purple, exposed, wrinkled, thirsty, lean, naked, diphtheritic, pink, hairy, infected, inflammatory, fat, scrawny, capacious, irritated, bruised.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective throat:
competition, clearing, cutting, razor, trout, business, world, dog, specialist, prices, struggle, game, rivalry, place, razors, practices, methods, ratio, clearings, singing, crew, tactics, area, slitting, band, type, market, diseases, bridge, war, politics, environment, symptoms, appurtenance, tunnel, specialists, size, capitalism, angle, lozenges, shot, irritation, euchre, cultures, swabs, wounds, industry, doctor, cancer, pouch, competitions, distemper, pricing, cutters, cavity, lane, teeth, vagabond, villain, piece, patch, scoundrels, trouble, troubles, pain, sound, carburetors, lash, competitiveness, ear, gang, wars, quarrel, competitors, pit, affair, carriers, soldiers, carburetor, washings, variety, series, sign, sparrow, mavis, eminence, bandits, gesture, halyards, warfare, surgery.

Consonant match to throat:
threat, threatt, threet.

Words that sound like throat:
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