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View definitions for slouch

slouch

verb as in slump over

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Example Sentences

Yankee Stadium, which was rebuilt in 2009, is no slouch either.

Shoulders slouched, Mr Jeffries’ face was blank as his lawyer entered his plea of not guilty.

From BBC

He’s dressed up for the occasion in a black suit, although he slouches casually on the sofa.

When Lamb forces himself to come slouching through, whether in a verbal sword dance with Scott Thomas’ Taverner or with a more physical display of spycraft, it isn’t just surprising, it’s inspirational.

Set in the lead-up to and aftermath of President Lincoln’s assassination, Booth favors statement pieces such as a black felt slouch hat.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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