voiceless
adjective
1. having no voice; mute.
2. uttering no words; silent.
3. having an unmusical voice.
4. unspoken; unuttered: voiceless sympathy.
5. having no vote or right of choice.
6. without voice; unvoiced; surd; aphonic (contrasted with voiced): “p,” “f,” and “s” are voiceless.
I would love to write about my day at the state fair, but I'm going to leave this to ghost_light. One of the byproducts of the trip is that I've completely lost my voice.
Poof. It's disappeared.
A couple of days ago I went over and spent the afternoon with my littlest nephew, who for the rest of this entry will be called "TLV' for The Littlest Vector. TLV was fussy as all get out, with a runny nose and a slight fever. Two days later, I've got the same thing, but my voice is completely gone. I'm headed to the doctor in a few minutes, and then, back to bed with me.
1. having no voice; mute.
2. uttering no words; silent.
3. having an unmusical voice.
4. unspoken; unuttered: voiceless sympathy.
5. having no vote or right of choice.
6. without voice; unvoiced; surd; aphonic (contrasted with voiced): “p,” “f,” and “s” are voiceless.
I would love to write about my day at the state fair, but I'm going to leave this to ghost_light. One of the byproducts of the trip is that I've completely lost my voice.
Poof. It's disappeared.
A couple of days ago I went over and spent the afternoon with my littlest nephew, who for the rest of this entry will be called "TLV' for The Littlest Vector. TLV was fussy as all get out, with a runny nose and a slight fever. Two days later, I've got the same thing, but my voice is completely gone. I'm headed to the doctor in a few minutes, and then, back to bed with me.