Humping [verb]

It’s likely many more will die before we’re finally over the hump.

"I ought to have been humping over a desk from the start," regretted Mr. Strumley, feeling his bulging biceps dolefully.

The beast was standing in one corner, even more meditative than is usual with cows, hanging her head and humping her back.

There was a dull thud, a quadrupedal humping, an undulation along the spine of that cow—and the stage-coach was out of sight.

Then you bet it won't be long before the old crowd will be coming down just a humping.

The ape was humping himself on the tail-board, and from his expression he might have been wondering how long all this would last.

Do not mistake it for the cabbage span-worm which is also green, but which walks by humping up its back.

I wouldn't wonder but what she is humping her swag after me now.

A watch of stokers and engineers is below, humping the ship along.

No chance of my humping her out under her own engine, thats sure.