adv. [f. THROATY a. + -LY2.] In a throaty manner; gutturally; hoarsely.

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1879.  Observer, 15 June, 6/3. Signor Campanini, as Arturo, sang less throatily than usual.

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1893.  Scribner’s Mag., XIV. 61. A tame cornet tenored it throatily.

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1899.  B. Capes, Lady of Darkness, xvii. 135. Charlot sniggered throatily.

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1901.  Blackw. Mag., Dec., 820/1. The wind … ranged throatily round the coast.

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