a. [irreg. f. THROAT sb. + -AL.] Of or pertaining to the throat; guttural; cervical.
1847. Punch, XIII. 208/2. That extraordinary character, the British Dustman, whose neckcloth has evidently furnished the pattern from which the Fast men—and boys—have selected their throatal appendages.
1905. Sat. Rev., 1 April, 415/2. The loudest … click … comes at the end of the liquid, throatal noise.
1908. Westm. Gaz., 1 Aug., 15/2. The throatal band that separates the white from the light blue of the breast and under-parts.
