raspy

Tony West's raspy voice chimed out a welcome, as Merriton went forward, his hand outstretched.

Again the raspy squeal of some far tree reached his inmost brain, and his hair rose as he stopped and gave a low "woof."

For all time to come, he sez slow and raspy, I want you to leave my stuff alone.

I watched intently, but my ears were rewarded first, by a raspy cough I knew only too well.

Her breath was short and raspy and cross, like the breath of a person who runs for a train—and misses it.

He whirled about with a quick gesture of his hands, a harsh, raspy laugh that was very near a sob, and left her.

Such name of Gills was entirely owing to my cheeks, or gills, which at that time of my life were of a raspy description.

Behold her at 10.30, after an icy Splash and a keen rub with a raspy Towel.

Her bilious attack had not quite passed away, and her tones were somewhat sharp and raspy.

"I reckon he will lose 'em, though," projected a raspy voice.