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Hump Humpty Dumpty ~ HUMP id+ | LUMP HUNK HEAP | ~ HUMPTY DUMPTY hx> A NURSERY RHYME ^u first recorded in 1803 lit+ and used by Lewis CARROL [#] [33] in "Through the Looking Glass" of 1871 biol> " THE CAMEL'S HUMP IS AN UGLY LUMP WHICH WELL YOU MAY SEE AT THE ZOO BUT UGLIER YET IS THE HUMP WE GET FROM HAVING TOO LITTLE TO DO" in "Just So Stories" by KIPLING [#] [33] note HUNCHBACK HAMPER IMPEDE see> HAUNCH sug> HAMPERED med> GIBBUS or sug> HINDERED see> KYPHOSIS sug> HOBBLE med> conditions linked to sug> HINGE LIMPING as in sug> JOIN or GYRATING MOTIONS thus with sug> COUPLE COITUS from the sug> COUPLING MOTION DURING COITUS sug> COPULATION or FORNICATION sug> INFERNAL vern> "TO HUMP" or in sp vern> "COJO" for GRAB and to FORNICATE med> TUBERCULOSIS CAN CAUSE A COLLAPSE OF THE VERTEBRA AND A DEFORMITY or HUMPBACK or KYPHOSIS hx> TOUCHINC THE HUMP OF A HUNCHBACK ukr HORA = HILL HORB HUMP or MOUNTAIN KHOROBA DISEASE KHORYJ PATIENT sp JOROBA HUMP JOROBAR IRRITATE biol> HUMPBACK WHALES ARE NEARLY EXTINCT THE MORATORIUM TO PRESERVE THEM IS NOT KEPT NOR ENFORCED BY GOVERNMENTS OF POPULATIONS THAT ARE CONSUMERS or TRADERS OF WHALE MEAT as in JAPAN NORWAY etc ply> | HUMPS HAMPER | continued see> HUNCH | Tags and Abbreviations Explained | |
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