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huckle
[ huhk-uhl ]
/ ˈhʌk əl /
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noun
the hip or haunch.
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Origin of huckle
1520–30; obsolete huck hip, haunch (< ?) + -le
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British Dictionary definitions for huckle
huckle
/ (ˈhʌkəl) /
noun rare
the hip or haunch
a projecting or humped part
Word Origin for huckle
C16: diminutive of Middle English huck hip, haunch; perhaps related to Old Norse hūka to squat
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