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throat Definition


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throat
noun
    1. The top part of the windpipe.
      Thesaurus: gullet, gorge, throttle, larynx, oesophagus, windpipe.
    2. The middle part of the pharynx, extending to the larynx.
    3. The front part of the neck.
    4. Something that resembles a throat in form or function, especially a narrow passageway or opening.
Idiom: cut one's own throat
    To cause one's own ruin or downfall.
Idiom: cut someone's throat
    To kill or injure them by slitting open their throat.
Idiom: stick in one's throat
    Said of an unwelcome or unpalatable thought, etc: to be impossible to say, believe or accept.
Etymology: Anglo-Saxon.



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