har·rumph (h -r mf )intr.v. har·rumphed, har·rumph·ing, har·rumphs 1. To make a show of clearing one's throat. 2. To offer usually brief critical comments: harrumphed for a while over the proposal. [Imitative.] har·rumph n. |
harrumph [həˈrʌmf]
vb
(intr) to clear or make the noise of clearing the throat
Translations
harrumph
vi → sich (laut) räuspern
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