IPA: /ˈhʌm.pi/
KK: /ˈhʌm.pi/
Having bumps or raised areas on a surface.
The humpy road made the ride bumpy and uncomfortable.
Comparative: humpier
Superlative: humpiest
Humpy → The word 'humpy' originates from the dialectal term 'hump', which is of uncertain origin but is likely related to the Old English 'humppa', meaning a rounded protuberance or bump. The suffix '-y' indicates a characteristic or quality. Therefore, 'humpy' describes something that has the quality of being full of humps or bumps.
Think of a 'hump' as a rounded bump, and remember that 'humpy' means having many bumps or being full of humps.