gutturallyadv.
/ˈɡʌtərəli/ In a guttural manner; with a guttural sound or utterance. †In quot. 1659 = (apparently) Indistinctly.
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gutturally1659
1659 C. Noble Moderate Answer 7 He speaks more plainly there, what he says here but gutterally, and leaves to conjecture his meaning.
1774 D. Jones Jrnl. (1865) 61 The (ch) is pronounced gutturally as Welsh or old Scotch.
1826 Blackwood's Edinb. Mag. 20 416 Ardchin-chrocan, the somewhat gutturally-sounding proper name of the abode.
1859 J. M. Jephson & L. Reeve Narr. Walking Tour Brittany viii. 125 The ch in all these words is pronounced as in German, or even more gutturally.
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adv.1659- get the message
- get the mitten
- get the monk on
- get the most out of
- get the mucky end of the stick
- get the munchies
- get the name of
- get the needle
- get the nod
- get the or one's step
- get the overhand
- get the picture
- get the pip
- get the pricker
- get the push
- funk the cobbler
- funk up
- funk-hole
- funk-punk
- funk-rock
- funk-soul
- funkadelia
- funkadelic
- funked
- funked out