humped

He humped the heavy bag up the stairs.

The camel humped its back as it walked through the desert.

She humped her backpack onto her shoulders and started hiking.

The truck humped along the bumpy road.

He humped the heavy suitcase through the airport.

The dog humped the pillow in the living room.

She humped the groceries from the car to the kitchen.

The old man humped his way up the hill with a walking stick.

The hiker humped his backpack along the trail.

The worker humped the heavy boxes onto the truck.

Her tail grew big. She humped her back up very high, and showed her teeth.

She did say that they humped like gorillas.

I humped it down to the FedEx office at West Fifty-seventh Street and waited in line.

Hard little bits of snow whirled in the air and scurried over the humped backs of miserable grasses.

There is a graceful stillness on Lake Superior. The rounded humped mountains along the shores look like burial mounds of the gods.

Gray was sitting humped up in a big leather chair, with picture papers scattered on the floor beside him.

At the center of the conflict are the local humped cattle known as zebu, which have become the target of a bombing criminal trade.

She glanced out to the right at a slope humped with a wind-troubled gray-green of bushes—dusty leaves and dry claw branches.

Chinese, Mohammedans, Hindus, Tamils as black as your hat; and those great humped bullocks with their long horns that draw the carts!

Gibbous means 'humped' or 'swollen', and again, we call it waxing because it grows thicker every night until it reaches the next phase, the full moon.