gravel-voiced

English

Adjective

gravel-voiced (comparative more gravel-voiced, superlative most gravel-voiced)

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   • 1992 February 19, Charles Spencer, “A musical humming with ideas”, in The Daily Telegraph, number 42,504, page 16:

     There’s strong support from Bryan Pringle as an anarchic, gravel-voiced Alfred Doolittle […]

   • 2025 April 27, Susannah Clapp, “Gary Oldman is extraordinary in Krapp’s Last Tape”, in The Observer‎^[1]:

     In 2006, two years before he died, Harold Pinter was glorious in a wheelchair, full of gravel-voiced anger.