humping

Lugging with effort

Humping is the present participle of hump—carrying a heavy load or, in slang, having sex: The soldiers were humping gear through the jungle.

He was humping sixty pounds of equipment.

The dog was humping my leg.

rhythm

grinding

Molar action sometimes

bouncing · gyrating · beat · tempo · motion · movement · dancing · bassline · groove

mating

copulating

Sexual union occurring

coupling · reproduction · animals · dogs · rabbits · instinct · behavior · dominance · territorial · wildlife

carrying

hauling

Transporting heavy items

shouldering · load · burden · backpack · rucksack · cargo · freight · gear · equipment · supplies

exertion

slogging

Effortful, weary progress

laboring · straining · effort · grind · drudgery · physical · grueling · exhausting · demanding · strenuous

terrain

hills

Low natural elevations

ridges · bumps · crests · contours · elevation · knolls · hillocks · dunes · rises · swells

Categories
Opposites
physical motion/terrain

humpinggliding

Engineless aerial movement

sliding · coasting · floating · skating · flowing

effort/exertion

humpingresting

In a state of stillness

relaxing · lounging · idling · lazing · reposing

sexual activity

humpingabstaining

Voluntarily doing without

celibacy · abstinence · refraining · chastity

Phrases
Family

hump, humps, humped, humph, humphing, humpy, humplike, humper

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated R