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Detailed Translations for humped from English to German

humped:


Translation Matrix for humped:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- crookback; crookbacked; gibbous; humpbacked; hunchbacked; kyphotic

Synonyms for "humped":


Related Definitions for "humped":

  1. characteristic of or suffering from kyphosis, an abnormality of the vertebral column1

humped form of hump:

hump [the ~] noun

  1. the hump
    der Buckel; der Höcker
  2. the hump (swelling; lump)
    die Beule; der Buckel; die Blase; die Geschwulst

Translation Matrix for hump:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Beule hump; lump; swelling blow; bruise; curving; dent; lump; overripe spot; rounding; swelling; swollen spot
Blase hump; lump; swelling bladder; blister
Buckel hump; lump; swelling bumps; lumps
Geschwulst hump; lump; swelling cyst; growth; tumor; tumour
Höcker hump lump; swelling; swollen spot
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- be intimate; do it; eff; fuck; get laid; have intercourse; have it away; have it off; have sex; hunch; hunch forward; hunch over; jazz; know; love; make love; make out; roll in the hay; screw; sleep together; sleep with

Related Words for "hump":

  • humps

Synonyms for "hump":


Related Definitions for "hump":

  1. have sexual intercourse with1
  2. round one's back by bending forward and drawing the shoulders forward1

Wiktionary Translations for hump:

hump
verb
  1. intransitive, slang: to have sex
  2. transitive, slang: to have sex with
noun
  1. mound of earth
  2. rounded fleshy mass
  3. deformity of the human back
hump
noun
  1. Erhebung auf der Erdoberfläche unter etwa 300 Meter Höhe, meist von gerundeter Form
  2. kleiner Hügel in der Landschaft
  3. Ausbuchtung auf dem Rücken von Tieren (Dromedar, Trampeltier)

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
hump Anschwellung; Beule; Brausche; Buckel; Höcker; Neigung; Talent; Schwellen; Schwellung; Knolle; Knoten bosseenflure, tumeur sur une région osseuse, causer par un choc ou une contusion.