Verb:

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hunch over's Usage Examples:

Males with velvet antlers may hunch over instead of standing erect as the males with hard antlers.

Lombardozzi was six feet tall, but tended to hunch over and look shorter.

Bartok Wynn used to sculpt gargoyles until he fell off, which made him hunch over.

The band plays in a small room with a low ceiling (Adam Gontier has to hunch over in order to stand).

" "We slouch, we hunch over and perhaps we sit cross-legged or curl our legs under our seats.

only one hand free, limited their field of vision, and required them to hunch over and move around in awkward positions.

prideful past by carrying heavy stones on their backs that force them to hunch over with their faces to the ground.

Synonyms:

hunch, hunch forward, change posture, hump, flex, bend,

Antonyms:

straighten, stay, lie down, arise, sit down,