a person who is unable to speak

hoarse; husky; raspy

sounding rough and harsh, typically describing a human voice affected by strain, cold, or emotion

deaf and nonverbal

person who is deaf and nonverbal

dumbbell (weight)

pantomime; mime show

dumbstruck and unable to reply, typically due to shock, embarrassment, or being defeated in an argument

to break into a smile or laugh unintentionally or without being able to help it

a puzzle, mystery, or enigmatic statement, often used figuratively to describe cryptic communication

to play deaf-mute; to feign ignorance

a loss or injustice that one is forced to endure without being able to complain or speak out

To have no choice but to bear grievances or hardships without being able to speak out or complain.

onomatopoeia for the sound of an infant's babbling or gurgling; also used for the sound of birds

To be forced to endure a loss or grievance without being able to speak out or complain about it.

having a rough, husky, or muffled voice, or being unable to speak clearly

rendered unable to speak, as if dumbstruck or defeated in an argument

to talk in riddles

having a rough, harsh, or gravelly voice quality

to use sign language

a computer terminal with little or no independent processing power

hoarse sound

To be forced to endure hardship, injustice, or bitterness without being able to voice one's grievances.

violin (loanword)

to be forced to endure hardships or grievances without being able to speak out or complain

a drum practice pad or a silent practice drum used by musicians to practice without loud noise

(dialect) a mute person

an area or point where radio signals, sound, or reception is absent or blocked

having a non-glossy or dull surface finish