Suddenly, from the left side of the podium, came a creaky voice and the surest sign that, as of Thursday, and perhaps only for Thursday, it was no longer business-as-usual for the woebegone Jets.
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Each vowel can also be glottalized, a phenomenon manifested as either creaky voice throughout the vowel or, more commonly, as a sequence of a vowel and a glottal stop optionally followed by an echo of the vowel.
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The extremely myopic Magoo ( who may take some explaining to the little ones ) hasn't worn well as a comic figure, but the late Jim Backus can get surprisingly poignant when he sings in that fakey-creaky voice.
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In Bru, for example, stiff-voiced vowels have tenseness in the glottis and pharynx without going so far as to be creaky voiced, whereas slack-voiced vowels are lax in the glottis without going so far as to be breathy voice.
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The may occur as a glottal stop followed by a modally voiced sonorant,,, etc .; an initially creaky voiced sonorant switching to modal voice by the end; a fully creaky consonant; or the creak may extend into the following vowel.
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Also, Yucatec has contrastive laryngealization ( creaky voice ) on long vowels, sometimes realized by means of a full intervocalic glottal stop and written as a long vowel with an apostrophe in the middle, as in the plural suffix "-o'ob ".
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Essentially, an allophonic distinction developed in the tones, whereby the tones in syllables with voiced initials were pronounced differently from those with voiceless initials . ( Approximately speaking, the voiced allotones were pronounced with additional breathy voice or creaky voice and with lowered pitch.
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As extraordinary as it may be to hear Walt Whitman's creaky voice reach through the years via one of Thomas Edison's old wax cylinders, this ambitious collection is riddled with too many minor poets reciting uninteresting verse that doesn't bear comparison to the set's high points.
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A DoBeS ( 2008 ) study of the Western ! Xoo dialect of Taa found several new manners : creaky voiced ( the voiced equivalent of glottalized oral ), breathy-voiced nasal, prenasalized alottalized ( the voiced equivalent of glottalized ), and a ( pre ) voiced ejective.
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Modern Swedish, Danish, and Norwegian have two tonal word accent ), while in Danish the difference is the presence or absence of " st�d ", a glottal gesture considered a kind of creaky voice that seems to have been documented by Swedish sources as early as the 16th century.
