haunchy

comparative haunchier · superlative haunchiest

1. With a pronounced motion of the haunch.

   She walked out of the room with a haunchy slouch, […]

   1999, Annie Proulx, Close Range: Wyoming Stories, page 218

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   Like many shortish men he lifted his heels when he walked; he had a haunchy, oily swagger, and Scarsdale watched him go.

   1932, Warwick Deeping, Old Wine and New

   Butterfield, a recessed soloist no more, leads them powerfully with his own singing and playing and with his physical presence, swaying before the drummer, doing a haunchy strut during a rhythmic solo […]

   1968, New York Magazine, volume 1, number 32, page 50