throat
nounUK /θrəʊt/
US /θroʊt/
The part inside your neck that food and air go through.
She drank cold water because her throat felt dry.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The front of a person's neck.
He wore a scarf around his throat.
3. A narrow passage or opening.
The boat sailed through the throat of the harbor.
4. The part of a plant where the tube meets the flower.
The flower's throat was a deep purple color.