Insulated Throat
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Having an insulated throat is condition that causes a person's voice to take on certain characteristics. These include having a voice that sounds thick, nasally, and constricted. It sounds like the speaker's throat is physically narrower and thicker, almost as if their throat was padded with a layer of insulation.
The prototypical example of a person with an insulated throat is Ray Romano, of the TV show Everybody Loves Raymond. Other examples include:
Marvin the Martian
Kermit the Frog
The narrator of the Sargento cheese commercials
The prototypical example of a person with an insulated throat is Ray Romano, of the TV show Everybody Loves Raymond. Other examples include:
Marvin the Martian
Kermit the Frog
The narrator of the Sargento cheese commercials
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