throaty
adjectiveUK /ˈθrəʊti/
US /ˈθroʊti/
A throaty voice sounds deep and rough, like it comes from low in the throat.
The singer had a warm, throaty voice that filled the room.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Making a sound that comes from deep in the throat, like a cough or a growl.
The old dog gave a throaty growl at the stranger.
3. Having a full, rich sound that seems to come from the throat rather than the chest.
The saxophone played a throaty note in the jazz club.
4. Sounding slightly hoarse, as if you have a sore throat or a cold.
After shouting at the game, his voice turned throaty and tired.