scratchy

A scratchy sound that was no longer a voice came from him.

Some scratchy little sense told her that there might be even more information to find out.

His voice, high and scratchy to start with, rises even higher.

His voice when he finally spoke was scratchy, as if it had not been used in a long time.

"They found the boy," the girl I was speaking with said over the scratchy line.

He tried to use the pen, but said it was scratchy.

And after a scratchy beginning, the players gave it an expert reading.

Her voice was scratchy, as though on the edge of tears.

If all you can do is scratchy and weak, that's the truth of your art.

It is common for the eyes to be irritated or have a scratchy feeling.

The old vinyl record sounds all scratchy, and hard to hear.

A hoarse or scratchy voice that does not go away.

A scratchy throat can be more than just an annoyance.

His voice was scratchy and hoarse when he spoke again.

Scratchy sounds of band practice drew me to the window again.

The line was scratchy but his voice was clear enough.

We all know that raw, scratchy feeling in the back of the throat.

It was in the scratchy writing on a cheap paper envelope.

"They are right," he said with his faint, scratchy voice.

All three worked to polish up their sometimes scratchy relations with investors.

"I'm tired of only being with women I pay for," he admitted, his voice still scratchy.

You get a more adventurous feel from a scratchy pen.

David Byrne had a similar scratchy sound that was another influence.

The girls play old scratchy records all day long to learn them."

I'm going first," the one with the scratchy voice said.