humpbacked

[huhmp-bakt] /ˈhʌmpˌbækt/
adjective
1.
having a hump on the back.
Origin
1675-85; blend of huckbacked (huck haunch + backed) and crumpbacked (Old English crump crooked + backed)
Examples from the web for humpbacked
  • Not garden-variety ugly, but humpbacked-raptorial unibrow-lazy eye-tusk-bearing ugly.
  • Yellow moonlight throws her humpbacked shadow across the glistening mud.
  • The high arch of the thorax gives it the common nickname of humpbacked fly.
  • Head and body slope upward from snout to dorsal fins and give the fish distinct humpbacked appearance.
  • The adults are stout, humpbacked, short-legged flies scarcely half as long as houseflies.
  • He was humpbacked and homely, and had a squeaky voice which was unpleasant to hear.
  • The somewhat humpbacked appearance of the fish is due to the head being slightly concave above the eyes.