nasally

[ ney-zuh-lee, -zuh l-lee ]

/ ˈneɪ zə li, -zəl li /

in a nasal manner.

by inhaling through the nose: to take drugs nasally.

Origin of nasally

First recorded in 1840–50; nasal¹ + -ly

Thirty minutes before the phone call, I watched YouTube clips to prepare my nasally accent.

The Art of Smutty Spoofs: Porn Parodies Aren’t a Joke Anymore |Aurora Snow |March 15, 2014 |DAILY BEAST
It was sung harshly, nasally, and dragged out in long, slow notes.

The Boys of '61 |Charles Carleton Coffin.
But,' added he nasally, 'in this world we must give and take.

My Danish Sweetheart., Volume 2 of 3 |William Clark Russell
Pal subsided and Pete said nasally, "Blazer allus call't him Buster."

Trading Jeff and his Dog |James Arthur Kjelgaard

"It seems that we have all been playing a little comedy, Mr. Harbison," Aunt Selina began, nasally sarcastic.

When a Man Marries |Mary Roberts Rinehart