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unhunch

unhunch verb: to release from a hunched position.

Verb

unhunch (third-person singular simple present unhunches, present participle unhunching, simple past and past participle unhunched)

  1. (transitive) To release from a hunched position.
    • She unhunched her shoulders.

Forms of unhunch

third-person singular presentunhunches
present participleunhunching
past participleunhunched
pastunhunched

Origin of unhunch

From un- + hunch.

Questions about unhunch

What does unhunch mean?
Unhunch means to release from a hunched position.
What part of speech is unhunch?
Unhunch is a verb.
What is the past tense of unhunch?
The past tense of unhunch is unhunched.

Words near unhunch in the dictionary

  1. unhumorousness
  2. unhumoured
  3. unhumourous
  4. unhumourously
  5. unhumped
  6. unhunch
  7. unhunched
  8. unhunches
  9. unhunching
  10. unhung
  11. unhungover

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