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• a  of or relating to or produced by the glottis
  glottal stops

• Her glottal throb on these dozen tunes purifies the funereal sentiments; it's as if the lines on a condolence card were raised to a kind of folk art.
• His attempts at speech are usually glottal grunts.
• There is a hint of girlishness in the choice of some lightweight material on the album (MCG Curb), and her singing sometimes is closer to the full-throttle glottal attack of .

Quotes

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• Johann Hari in guardian.co.uk
  In The Independent, Johann Hari writes that Goody, "in her own glottal, gobby way" jabbed a knitting needle into the subconscious of Britain just as surely as Diana Spencer did.