humped
hʌmpt
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Definition of humped - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
animalhaving a hump or humps on the back
  • The camel is a humped animal.
hunchbacked
2.
shapehaving a rounded raised back or part
  • The humped camel walked slowly across the desert..
arched curved
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Expressions with humped

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having two distinct humps
The double-humped camel stood tall in the desert..
having one hump on the back
The single-humped camel is adapted to desert life.
having two distinct humps
The two-humped camel is native to Central Asia..
having a single hump on the back
The one-humped camel is common in the Arabian desert..

Origin of humped

Old English, hump (lump)

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wildlife
large wild animal with a humped back
fish
salmon with a humped back
camel type
one-humped camel found in Africa and the Middle East
animal
domesticated ox with a humped back and long horns

Examples of humped in a sentence

  • Humped cattle are common in this region.
  • The humped bridge was difficult to cross.
  • The humped whale surfaced near the boat.

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  1. French:bossu, voûté, ...
  2. German:bucklig, ...
  3. Italian:gobbo, ...
  4. Spanish:jorobado, ...
  5. Portuguese:corcunda, encurvado, ...
  6. Chinese:驼背的, 驼峰状的, ...
  7. Japanese:こぶのある, 盛り上がった, ...
  8. Arabic:ذو سَنام, مُحْدَب, ...
  9. Hebrew:דַּבְשְׁתָן, גִּבְנוֹנִי, ...
  10. Russian:горбатый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:горбатий, вигнутий, ...
  12. Hindi:कूबड़ वाला, उभरा हुआ, ...
hump
hʌmp
hump: rounded mass on a camel's back
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Definition of hump - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
camelrounded mass on a camel's back
  • The camel's hump stores fat.
bump protuberance
2.
traffic controlUKspeed bump on a roadUK
  • Slow down for the hump ahead.
road hump sleeping policeman speed bump
3.
spinal conditionrounded deformity of the back
  • The old man had a noticeable hump.
kyphosis
4.
landformRaresmall hill or raised areaRare
  • We climbed over the grassy hump.
knoll mound

Verb

1.
carry heavilytr.carry something heavy with difficultytr.
  • He humped his backpack up the hill..
carry haul lug
2.
intimacytr./intr.SlangUSengage in sexual activitytr./intr.SlangUS
  • They were caught humping in the park.
copulate fornicate mate
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Images of hump

  • hump: rounded mass on a camel's back
    rounded mass on a camel's back
  • hump: speed bump on a road
    speed bump on a road
  • hump: small hill or raised area
    small hill or raised area

Expressions with hump

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past the hardest part of a task
We are finally over the hump with this project.
work very hard to achieve something
She had to bust her hump to finish the project on time.
become annoyed or sulky about something
He got the hump when they left him out.
make someone feel annoyed or grumpy
That comment really gave him the hump.
informal term for Wednesday
I can't wait for hump day to be over.
feel annoyed or in a bad mood
She has the hump because we started without her.

Origin of hump

English, hump (protuberance)

Examples of hump in a sentence

  • During the journey, the camel's hump was a vital resource.
  • The car jolted over the hump.
  • Cyclists should be cautious of the hump.
  • The camel's hump stores fat.
  • He developed a hump after years of poor posture.
  • The road curved around a rocky hump.

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  1. French:bosse, se coltiner, ...
  2. German:Höcker, schleppen, ...
  3. Italian:gobba, trasportare con fatica, ...
  4. Spanish:joroba, cargar, ...
  5. Portuguese:corcova, arrastar, ...
  6. Chinese:驼峰, 费力地背, ...
  7. Japanese:こぶ, 運ぶ, ...
  8. Arabic:سَنام, جرجرَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:דַּבֶּשֶׁת, לִסְחוֹב, ...
  10. Russian:горб, тащить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:горб, тягнути, ...
  12. Hindi:कूबड़, ढोना, ...

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