Definition of humped in English:

humped

adjective hʌm(p)thəm(p)t

Having a hump or humps; hump-shaped.
a breed of humped cattle
a humped bridge
Example sentencesExamples
- The shrouded outline of a humped rock above the water seemed briefly to be a human form, crouching, waiting for a signal.
- Old men in shorts and vests played chess in a breezy pavilion as families surged across a twee, humped bridge.
- Usually it is seen crouching or sitting with humped shoulders.
- They walked with humped shoulders, lawn chairs in tow, without so much as a sound, save for the clinking of car-keys in ready.
- It was a time when everything was very basic, a time when cars were non existent in the area and the humped back stone bridge was the local landmark.
Synonyms
arched, bent, bowed, curved, rounded, hunched
humpbacked, hunchbacked
technical kyphotic
literary embowed, crookbacked
rare curviform

Definition of humped in US English:

humped

adjectivehəm(p)thəm(p)t

Having a hump or humps; hump-shaped.
a breed of humped cattle
a humped bridge
Example sentencesExamples
- They walked with humped shoulders, lawn chairs in tow, without so much as a sound, save for the clinking of car-keys in ready.
- Old men in shorts and vests played chess in a breezy pavilion as families surged across a twee, humped bridge.
- Usually it is seen crouching or sitting with humped shoulders.
- It was a time when everything was very basic, a time when cars were non existent in the area and the humped back stone bridge was the local landmark.
- The shrouded outline of a humped rock above the water seemed briefly to be a human form, crouching, waiting for a signal.
Synonyms
arched, bent, bowed, curved, rounded, hunched

单词	humped
释义	Definition of humped in English: humped adjective hʌm(p)thəm(p)t Having a hump or humps; hump-shaped. a breed of humped cattle a humped bridge Example sentencesExamples The shrouded outline of a humped rock above the water seemed briefly to be a human form, crouching, waiting for a signal. Old men in shorts and vests played chess in a breezy pavilion as families surged across a twee, humped bridge. Usually it is seen crouching or sitting with humped shoulders. They walked with humped shoulders, lawn chairs in tow, without so much as a sound, save for the clinking of car-keys in ready. It was a time when everything was very basic, a time when cars were non existent in the area and the humped back stone bridge was the local landmark. Synonyms arched, bent, bowed, curved, rounded, hunched humpbacked, hunchbacked technical kyphotic literary embowed, crookbacked rare curviform Definition of humped in US English: humped adjectivehəm(p)thəm(p)t Having a hump or humps; hump-shaped. a breed of humped cattle a humped bridge Example sentencesExamples They walked with humped shoulders, lawn chairs in tow, without so much as a sound, save for the clinking of car-keys in ready. Old men in shorts and vests played chess in a breezy pavilion as families surged across a twee, humped bridge. Usually it is seen crouching or sitting with humped shoulders. It was a time when everything was very basic, a time when cars were non existent in the area and the humped back stone bridge was the local landmark. The shrouded outline of a humped rock above the water seemed briefly to be a human form, crouching, waiting for a signal. Synonyms arched, bent, bowed, curved, rounded, hunched
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