croaky
[ kroh-kee ]
/ ˈkroʊ ki /
adjective, croak·i·er, croak·i·est.
low-pitched and hoarse; croaking.
OTHER WORDS FROM croaky
croak·i·ly, adverb croak·i·ness, nounWords nearby croaky
cro-magnon,
cro-magnon man,
croagh patrick,
croak,
croaker,
croaky,
croat,
croatia,
croatian,
croato-serb,
croc
Example sentences from the Web for croaky
"Or a magpie," answered she, with a capital imitation of Mistress Mag's croaky voice.
The Little Lame Prince |Miss Mulock--Pseudonym of Maria Dinah CraikWard: Is there anything now has a sound like the croaky screech of a jackdaw?
Seven Short Plays |Lady GregoryThe expression tickled him into a creaky, croaky sort of laugh.
A Maid of the Kentucky Hills |Edwin Carlile Litsey"Or a Magpie," answered she with a capital imitation of Mag's croaky voice.
The Little Lame Prince |Dinah Maria Mulock