hunchbacked
[huhnch-bakt]
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Origin of hunchbacked
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Examples from the Web for hunchbacked
Contemporary Examples
Playing the hunchbacked Igor—pronounced “Eye-gore”—Marty is clearly having a ball.
Historical Examples
She is little, and somewhat on one side, but she is not hunchbacked.
The Memoirs of the Louis XIV. and The Regency, CompleteElizabeth-Charlotte, Duchesse d'Orleans
A porter, hunchbacked and with long arms, stood at the door.
The Children of OdinPadraic Colum
I got the tale from a hunchbacked half-breed and he got it from his grandmother.
The Fifth AceDouglas Grant
I know where she and that hunchbacked kid were living two days ago.
The Fifth AceDouglas Grant
It was a hunchbacked man with a wooden peg leg and a crutch.
Mr. Wicker's WindowCarley Dawson