throat

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈθrəʊt/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/θroʊt/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(thrōt)

Collocations for "throat"


Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "throat" in context.

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throat

Most examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.
n
  1. cleared his throat (before speaking)
  2. everyone listened after he cleared his throat
  3. have [a sore, an itchy] throat
  4. my throat is [sore]
  5. my throat hurts
  6. the doctor [looked at, examined] her throat
  7. got something stuck in my throat
  8. have something in my throat
  9. have a [crumb, piece of dust] stuck in my throat
  10. is your throat feeling better?
  11. does your throat still hurt?
  12. idiom: have a frog in my throat
  13. figurative: spoke with a lump in her throat
  14. figurative: the words (just) got stuck in his throat
  15. figurative: don't jump down my throat!
  16. figurative: rammed the [instructions, advice] down their throats
adj
  1. throat [cancer, disease, disorders, irritation]
  2. [diagnose, treat, suffer from] throat cancer
  3. an ear, nose and throat [specialist, doctor, surgeon]
  4. [use, speak through] a throat microphone
n as adj
  1. sexually explicit: a deep-throat blowjob
  2. sexually explicit: throat [fucking, gagging]
  3. [take, chew] throat lozenges
  4. [underwent, had] a throat operation
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