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guttural

adjective as in deep in sound

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“We heard wailing like screaming in terror,” the woman said, saying the screams were a “type of guttural wailing you don’t really forget.”

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The silence is shattered by a guttural scream.

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His song is suitably melodramatic, replete with guttural synths and creepy playground chants.

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The guttural emotion following Sunday's winning putt was McIlroy shedding the weight of burden which had laid heavy.

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Again, the two complied, but they missed a beat and now they were saying “Daddy, O” in a guttural way as they continued holding hands and squatting up and down.

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