the pharynx and larynx; the throat

to choke with emotion while crying; to be so overcome with grief that one cannot speak clearly

to swallow; to gulp

cancer of the nose and throat area, specifically a malignant tumor of the nasopharyngeal mucosa

to swallow; to gulp down; to ingest

inflammation of the throat or pharynx; sore throat

to devour food ravenously like a wolf and a tiger; to bolt food; gorging

to sob or whimper quietly; a low, muffled sound of crying or whimpering

To swallow food or drink; to gulp down.

to die; to take one's last breath

(idiom) To chew food carefully and swallow slowly; to eat with deliberation for better digestion.

pharyngitis or laryngitis; inflammation of the throat, often caused by a virus and resulting in a sore or dry throat, coughing, and sometimes a raspy voice

Eustachian tube or auditory tube; the passage connecting the pharynx to the middle ear

to sob or choke with emotion without shedding tears

to weep with a low, whimpering sound; to sob or cry mournfully

to sob or cry with short, sharp breaths; often used for quiet or muffled crying

angina; sore throat; inflammation of the throat passage and tonsils

(literary) used to describe the low, suppressed sound of sobbing or the faint gurgling of flowing water

the narrow passage at the back of the mouth that leads to the throat

the area of the throat between the mouth and the esophagus, including the nasopharynx, oropharynx, and laryngopharynx

The opening at the back of the mouth leading to the throat; specifically the space between the soft palate and the base of the tongue.

the elastic cartilage that forms the structure of the epiglottis

to sob; to choke with tears; to be too moved to speak or breathe smoothly

(biology) prepharynx; the region of the digestive tract in some invertebrates that precedes the pharynx

difficulty swallowing, typically resulting from a medical condition

(literary) describes being sorrowful or distressed

difficulty swallowing; the medical condition of dysphagia

to suppress a sob, harsh words, or one's breath; to stop oneself from speaking or making a sound

inflammation of the pharynx, often caused by a cold or irritation from food

(literary) the sound of a child wailing or sobbing

to sob heavily or be so overcome with grief that one cannot speak; to choke with tears

the part of the throat situated between the epiglottis and the larynx; generally refers to the throat

to sob with grief; to weep in a choked or mournful voice

to endure bullying, insults, or suffering stoically without complaining; to swallow one's pride or bitterness

(idiom) to hold a strategic pass; to be in a position of total control over a vital point

to choke with emotion; to choke with sobs

A tube connecting the middle ear to the throat that balances air pressure on both sides of the eardrum

ear, nose, and throat; otolaryngology

the upper part of the throat behind the nose; the nose and throat area