| COUGHED | Cleared your throat, in a way |
| COUGH | Clear one's throat, in a way |
| HATCH | Throat, in a toast |
| CROP | Food storage pouch found half way down throat in birds |
| UVULA | Punching bag in the throat, in cartoons |
| OATMEAL | It may lead to a lump in your throat |
| STREP | Hardly a tickle in your throat |
| BULGE | This battle put a lump in your throat (5) |
| RASP | Speak with a frog in your throat |
| FROG | Have a ___ in your throat (be hoarse) |
| CROAK | Have a frog in your throat? |
| SHARPASARAZOR | Describes intelligent chap bitter to get as close to a cut-throat in the end (5,2,1,5) |
| HARDFEELINGS | Presumably these stick in one's throat in firm? They're the impressions one gets! (4,8) |
| AMEN | It stuck in the throat, in Macbeth, this name-change (4) |
| BLUE | Azure, cerulean, cornflower, teal, periwinkle ... colour of a rainbow between green and indigo, used to symbolise the throat in Indian chakra healing (4) |
| AROPE | "... his throat in ___": Swinburne |
| THORAX | It's a hoax, right, that sticks in your throat (6) |
| ADAMSAPPLE | Desperate appeals to protect mother producing a lump in your throat |
| TONSIL | Thing in your throat |
| HERRINGBONE | Pattern that may stick in your throat (11) |
