Meanings
- comparativecomparative form of haunchy: more haunchy
Clifford Irving is 47 now and maybe just a little haunchier in the hips (despite a born-again devotion to tennis).
1978 September 12, Paul Hendrickson, “The charm After the Storm”, in The Washington Post, Washington D.C.: The Washington Post Company, archived from the original on 27 Apr 2026
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