thrapple
/ˈθrap(ə)l
/noun Scottish & Northern English
A person’s or animal’s throat: fling a bottle of the stuff down your thrapple...
- With his wife supplying bacon sandwiches and hot dogs, and plenty of the amber nectar going down my thrapple, I was really enjoying myself.
- It wasn't until I got shipped out to the cold sandstone mansion that the tenets of religion were spooned into his unwilling thrapple.
- Thon reek's fair gone for my thrapple.
Origin
Late Middle English: of unknown origin.
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