Joroba
pronunciation: xoʊɹ̩oʊbɑ
part of speech: noun
hump1 = bulto, saliente.
Example: Indeed it is normally possible to see with a raking light which was the mould side of the sheet, for it shows a pattern of both chain and wire indentations, while the other side (the felt side) is more or less flat, or shows wire humps only.
more:
» hump bridge = puente peraltado, puente encorvado.
Example: You should not overtake on the left if there is a bend ahead, a hump bridge or the brow of a hill.» road hump = badén, resalto.
Example: Road humps are placed only on residential streets with not more than two lanes and with a speed limit of 30 mph.» speed hump = badén, resalto.
Example: Roundabouts and speed humps are forms of traffic calming which offer promise to curb speeding.hump2 = joroba, chepa, giba.
Example: Camels have humps on their backs as places to store fat to live off when food and water are scarce.
more:
» dowager's hump = cifosis.
Example: When people are crippled by a dowager's hump, or curvature of the spine at the top of the back, it is often the result of spinal fractures from osteoporosis.» humpbacked = jorobado, concorvado, corcovado, encorvado, chepudo.
Example: In addition, he parodies romantic conventions by casting one of the story's lovers as a disfigured, humpbacked character reminiscent of Quasimodo in Victor Hugo's Notre-Dame of Paris.hump3 = encorvarse, arquearse.
Example: If your cat cries when it urinates or if it humps over when walking, it may well have some other illness.
hump4 = follar, follarse, tirarse.
Example: However, my friend's dog has been done and he still wants to hump everything he can, just doesn't realise he's firing blanks.
Hump synonyms
love
in spanish: amor,
pronunciation: lʌv
part of speech: noun, verb
know
in spanish: saber,
pronunciation: noʊ
part of speech: verb
bed
in spanish: cama,
pronunciation: bed
part of speech: noun
screw
in spanish: tornillo,
pronunciation: skru
part of speech: noun
bump
in spanish: bache,
pronunciation: bʌmp
part of speech: noun, verb
bang
in spanish: explosión,
pronunciation: bæŋ
part of speech: noun
hunch
in spanish: corazonada,
pronunciation: hʌntʃ
part of speech: noun
bulge
in spanish: bulto,
pronunciation: bʌldʒ
part of speech: noun, verb
jazz
in spanish: jazz,
pronunciation: dʒæz
part of speech: noun
prominence
in spanish: prominencia,
pronunciation: prɑmənəns
part of speech: noun
protrusion
in spanish: saliente,
pronunciation: prətruʒən
part of speech: noun
bonk
in spanish: bonk,
pronunciation: bɑŋk
part of speech: verb
make out
in spanish: dar a entender,
pronunciation: meɪkaʊt
part of speech: verb
extrusion
in spanish: extrusión,
pronunciation: ɪkstruʒən
part of speech: noun
jut
in spanish: sobresalir,
pronunciation: dʒʌt
part of speech: noun, verb
excrescence
in spanish: excrecencia,
pronunciation: ɪkskresəns
part of speech: noun
protuberance
in spanish: protuberancia,
pronunciation: proʊtubɜrəns
part of speech: noun
gibbosity
in spanish: gibosidad,
pronunciation: dʒɪbɑsəti
part of speech: noun
get it on
in spanish: ponlo en,
pronunciation: getɪtɑn
part of speech: verb
do it
in spanish: hazlo,
pronunciation: duɪt
part of speech: verb
lie with
in spanish: mentir con,
pronunciation: laɪwɪð
part of speech: verb
have a go at it
in spanish: probarlo,
pronunciation: hævəgoʊætɪt
part of speech: verb
be intimate
in spanish: ser íntimo,
pronunciation: biɪntəmət
part of speech: verb
gibbousness
in spanish: gibosidad,
pronunciation: dʒɪbəsnəs
part of speech: noun
have intercourse
in spanish: tener relaciones sexuales,
pronunciation: hævɪntɜrkɔrs
part of speech: verb
have it off
in spanish: tenerlo apagado,
pronunciation: hævɪtɔf
part of speech: verb
have it away
in spanish: tenerlo lejos,
pronunciation: hævɪtəweɪ
part of speech: verb
hunch over
in spanish: encorvarse,
pronunciation: hʌntʃoʊvɜr
part of speech: verb
sleep with
in spanish: dormir con,
pronunciation: slipwɪð
part of speech: verb
hunch forward
in spanish: corazon hacia adelante,
pronunciation: hʌntʃfɔrwɜrd
part of speech: verb