husky in Irish
husky in Irish is huscaí — husky means describing a voice that is low, rough, and slightly hoarse.
husky in Irish
huscaí
Any of several breeds of dogs used as sled dogs.
What does "husky" mean?
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adj Describing a voice that is low, rough, and slightly hoarse.
"He spoke in a husky whisper after the concert."
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adj Big and strongly built; burly.
"The husky delivery driver carried the fridge up alone."
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noun A breed of dog often used to pull sleds, known for its thick coat and endurance.
"Huskies are bred to pull sleds across snow and ice."
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husky in a sentence
- He spoke in a husky whisper after the concert.
- The husky delivery driver carried the fridge up alone.
- Huskies are bred to pull sleds across snow and ice.
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What is "husky" in Irish?
"husky" in Irish is huscaí. husky means: Describing a voice that is low, rough, and slightly hoarse.
How do you use "husky" in a sentence?
Example: "He spoke in a husky whisper after the concert." In Irish, "husky" is huscaí.
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