hunchbacked
[huhnch-bakt]
adjective
Origin of hunchbacked
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Related Words for hunchbacked
damaged, awry, misshapen, twisted, gnarled, crippled, bowed, contorted, mangled, warped, scarred, disjointed, bent, crooked, knotted, maimed, cramped, curved, blemishedExamples from the Web for hunchbacked
Contemporary Examples of hunchbacked
Playing the hunchbacked Igor—pronounced “Eye-gore”—Marty is clearly having a ball.
Historical Examples of hunchbacked
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