hunch's Usage Examples:

It's just a hunch and I'm not sure what it would mean if he did make a purchase.

Jule crossed to Yully's wardrobe on a hunch and opened it.

These Indians are generally described as Cholos, a name sometimes mistakenly applied to the mestizos, while the tribes of the eastern forests are called Chunchos, barbaros, or simply Indians.

Gasp at his bloated belly, bald head, hunched back and stripy trousers!The new man had much to strive against, but he could sometimes thrust himself through, and when he did his descendants had their jus imaginum.

Chuncho has also been used to describe one of three aboriginal stocks of Peru, the others being Quichua and Aymara.

You don't want to buy a home just because you have a hunch that it will make you money; you should know the sales and rental history of the neighborhood.

Imposed on how actual betting and whims hunches and have to go.

Brown-haired, blue eyes, slightly hunched, angry.

Darian sat, hunched and unresponsive on the far side.

New moms love Walking Wings, as baby begins to walk, they do not need to hunch over and most find this is helpful in preventing back aches while their little ones are learning to take their first steps.

His knuckles were white as he clenched the steering wheel, and his tall form hunched forward.

  Katie saw his shoulders hunch.

She unfastened the belt of her robe and hunched up, pushing it aside, letting it fall open just enough to expose an uninterrupted line of flesh from between her breasts, and down her torso and leg.

Synonyms:

notion, intuition, belief, suspicion, heart, feeling, opinion, impression, bosom,

Antonyms:

pleasure, liking, concern, humility, unbelief,