humpty
noun
hump·ty
ˈhəm(p)ti
plural -es
British
: a low soft cushioned seat
the dean, curled on a humpty, was frankly listening
Dorothy Sayers
Dorothy Sayers
Word History
Etymology
perhaps after Humpty-Dumpty
- invaried
- invars
- invasion
- invasion currency
- invasion money
- invasion of (someone's) privacy
- invasion of privacy
- lip-lock
- lip-read
- lip-reader
- lip-reading
- lip-rounding
- lip-smacking
- lip-smackingly
- lip-sync
- lip-synced
- lip-syncer
- lip-synch
- lip-synched
- lip-syncher
- lip-synching
- lip-synchs
- lip-syncing
- lip-syncs
- lip-teeth