Gullets [noun]

For the Provençaux are famous trencher-men, and the way that leads through their gullets is not the longest way to their hearts.

With deafening roars and raised trunks the elephants opened their huge moist gullets.

Not obey the boss, when they already felt an endless stream trickling down their unionized gullets?

The sloop had rum enough to sluice all the parched gullets aboard the Revenge.

We will put no more money into bread to go into their gullets.

They had no time to waste in removing hooks from the gullets of fish.

Those eyeballs ooze a whey of blood: is there no heart in all the Sahara of your vulgar gullets to weep and groan and weep?

Get away from here, you water rats, or you'll get a shot or two in your gullets that you won't like.

"It'll wash the dust out of our gullets, anyhow," said one of them.

I should like to stuff their philosophy down their gullets again.