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hunch

[huhnch] / hʌntʃ /




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Roberts admits that the “magic number” of $1.46 million is more of a hunch or perception of what people think they’ll need, rather than an official financial calculation.

From MarketWatch

“My hunch is it was shocking,” Mora said of the immigration raids last summer.

From Los Angeles Times

The wolf was hunched, shoulders drawn, snout lowered.

From Literature

And so the striker's hunch proved correct - he did have a role to play.

From BBC

My adult physical life has been a mixed bag of hyper-athletic hot yoga, long country runs and hunching over my computer for days on end.

From The Wall Street Journal