RASPY

Etymology

The term 'RASPY' is derived from the word 'rasp,' which refers to a rough, harsh sound or voice.

Definition

RASPY is used to describe something harsh, grating, or unpleasantly rough, particularly in reference to a voice or sound.

Historical Context

The term has been used historically to depict voices or sounds that are rough or grating, often associated with a sore throat or difficulty in breathing.

Cultural Significance

In popular culture, a raspy voice is sometimes seen as adding character or depth to a person's voice, often used by singers or actors for dramatic effect.

Related Concepts

• Hoarse
• Grating
• Rough

See Also

• Raspy voice
• Urban Dictionary: Raspy