Husky

/ˈhʌski/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A breed of dog known for its thick fur and strength, originally bred for pulling sleds in cold climates.

The husky is an intelligent breed known for its friendly demeanor.

adjective

Having a strong, powerful, and sometimes rough or hoarse voice.

He called out in a husky voice from across the room.

Large and strong; robust.

She preferred husky dogs like the Siberian Husky for their endurance and strength.

From the word 'Husky', a diminutive of 'Huskimo', referring to the Inuit people.

husky voice

A deep, rough, and hoarse voice.

husky dog

Referring to breeds like Siberian Huskies, known for their strength and endurance.

husky build

A body type that is strong and solid.

bulky

Large and unwieldy.

robust

Strong and healthy.

stout

Having a bulky body; strong and thick.

To be physically strong or muscular.

He’s been hitting the gym, and now he looks really husky.

Having a voice that is attractive or alluringly rough.

I love her husky voice; it’s so captivating.