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fricative
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The Hebrew-Yiddish /ch/ is a fricative, a continuant (like [s]).
The sound /r/ may be either an alveolar continuant or an alveolar tap that is particularly distinct initially (rabbit, run), after stops and fricatives (breathe, grass, three), and between vowels (carry, ferry).
She had heard about a process called continuant movement that a teacher had done with people who had spinal cord injuries and paralysis.
The ordinary everyday notion of a continuant individual substance is in its own humble terms all right as it is.
Continuants are formed with a vocal tract configuration allowing the airstream to flow through the midsaggital region of the oral tract: stops are produced with a sustained occlusion in this region.
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