hump

lowly worker, grunt, pee-on, low on the totem pole
origin: hunched or hump-backed from hard labor

“I wish these humps would hurry up and move those boxes.”

by shermantheblue baby October 1, 2008

Humps

A pack or carton(s) of camel cigarettes.

John when you go to the store get me a pack of (humps).

by ganjaghost April 4, 2015

Hump On It

To hurry up, to get things done, to be on task.

I need you to finish these reports so hump on it.

by rhandle January 26, 2017

Humped

A combination of pumped and hyped. It was created accidentally but should be added to your regularly used vocab.

I’m so humped for tonight’s party!

by ChodeFilA May 17, 2022

Hump

To get on top of someone and to move your body up and down

"will you hump me if I sit down John"

"Sure" John says

John gets on top of Sahara and yeets his penis into Sarahs vagina and starts going up and down faster and harder Sarah starts to moan louder and louder"uhhhhhhhhhhh"

by anonymous June 7, 2022

humped

To stir to activity,To call forth (a reaction or emotion, for example); elicit:
odd noises that humped our curiosity
To arouse strong feeling in: speakers who know how to hump a crowd.
Physiology. To produce increased activity or response in (an organ, tissue, or part); stimulate.
Physics.
To increase the energy of.
To raise (an atom, for example) to a h

I got humped last night!!!!

by JoAnna Young September 29, 2005

hump

when taken, means to take offence to

I asked Jonesy to pay back the £50 I loaned him when we were in the pub and he got the right hump. Typically used in Guy Ritchie films and pronounced "roight hamp" by mockneys

by bubblespop March 13, 2008