husky

[ˈhʌski]

husky Definition

  • 1having a deep, rough, and hoarse voice
  • 2a breed of dog used for sledding in cold climates, having a thick fur coat and a curled tail

Using husky: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "husky" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He had a husky voice that made him sound older than he was.

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    The husky pulled the sled across the snow-covered landscape.

  • Example

    She adopted a husky from the animal shelter.

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    The husky barked loudly at the stranger.

husky Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for husky

Phrases with husky

  • a deep, rough, and hoarse voice

    Example

    He spoke in a husky voice that made him sound like an old man.

  • a breed of dog used for sledding in cold climates, having a thick fur coat and a curled tail

    Example

    The Siberian husky is a popular breed for sledding and other outdoor activities.

  • a young dog of the husky breed

    Example

    She fell in love with a husky puppy at the pet store.

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Summary: husky in Brief

The term 'husky' [ˈhʌski] can be used as an adjective to describe a deep, rough, and hoarse voice, or as a noun to refer to a breed of dog used for sledding in cold climates. Examples of usage include 'He had a husky voice that made him sound older than he was,' and 'The husky pulled the sled across the snow-covered landscape.' The phrase 'husky voice' refers to a deep, rough, and hoarse voice, while 'Siberian husky' denotes a breed of dog with a thick fur coat and a curled tail.

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