pharyngealize

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pha·ryn·gea·lize

 (fə-rĭn′jə-līze)
tr.v. pha·ryn·gea·lized, pha·ryn·gea·liz·ing, pha·ryn·gea·liz·es
To articulate (a sound such as a dental fricative or stop) with an accompanying constriction of the pharynx.
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pharyngalisieren
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