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Meanings of hunchback in English
Usage of hunchback in English
1
The hunchback old woman laid the table; we sat down to supper.
2
For a moment I thought you were the ghost of a hunchback.
3
The thought that I was a hunchback, was always in my mind.
4
Without another glance at the hunchback he swung off toward the dressing-tent.
5
On returning, he set the fish before the hunchback and they ate.
6
The vote was unanimous in favour of the hunchback of Notre Dame.
7
And then the hunchback came to his rescue and inserted a question.
8
He resembled a hunchback about to make the leap of a demon.
9
The hunchback Kohn idly leaned against a Catholic church, thinking about existence.
10
This the hunchback refused, asking instead to be given some fixed employment.
11
Neither by word nor look did the hunchback answer the senator's menaces.
12
Could she have made Apollo a hunchback, it would have delighted her.
13
He was talking to a hunchback-a strange-lookingperson with a black beard.
14
You will be an ancient, white-haired hunchback when you walk out again.
15
My father moved as though he would stop the hunchback's cruel speech.
16
The hunchback, moreover, became a Tantri, so as to complete his villanies.
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Hunchback across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common