- A
****se voice, also
known as
dysphonia or
****seness, is when the
voice involuntarily sounds breathy, raspy, or strained, or is
softer in
volume or lower...
- mentioned) and also in the
Dictionnaire Infernal. He is
described as a
****sely-voiced king with the
power to make men
invisible and
ruling over sixty-six...
-
Laryngitis is
inflammation of the
larynx (voice box).
Symptoms often include a
****se voice and may
include fever, cough, pain in the
front of the neck, and trouble...
-
Pause for a
****se Horse is the
debut album of
British rock band Home. The
record was
released in 1971 by CBS Records. The band's line-up
consisted of...
- Rhys Gryg ('Rhys the
****se'; died 1234), real name Rhys ap Rhys, also
known as Rhys
Fychan ('Rhys the Younger'), was a
Welsh prince who
ruled part of...
-
according to most authors), but
especially in rhetoric,
speaking with a
****se voice. He also
restores lost
dignities and honors,
although to
Johann Weyer...
-
larynx to the brain. A
unilateral injury of the
nerve typically results in
****seness caused by a
reduced mobility of one of the
vocal folds. It may also cause...
- horse–
****se merger, or north–force merger, is the
merger of the
vowels /ɔː/ and /oʊ/
before historic /r/,
which makes word
pairs like horse–
****se, for–four...
-
****se is a live
album by the band 16 Horsepower. It was
released in
Europe in 2000 in
digipak with
Glitterhouse Records. In
March 2001 it was released...
- merger).
Before /r/, this
vowel further merged with /ɔː/ due to the horse–
****se merger except in some varieties, as
currently seen in
Irish English, Scottish...
