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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
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meaning of : haunches
haunches = the top of a person's legs and their bottom:
I can't understand what "haunches" means here. Please explain it to me.
I can't understand what "haunches" means here. Please explain it to me.
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That is not a very good definition; here's another: The hip, buttock, and upper thigh in humans and animals .. Another phrase for squatting is sitting on one's haunches . com/julenenolan/XiAnChina02/photo#5103291576510974290 ]TWO PEOPLE SITTING ON THEIR HAUNCHES[/url].
- That is not a very good definition; here's another: The hip, buttock, and upper thigh in humans and animals ..
- Another phrase for squatting is sitting on one's haunches .
- com/julenenolan/XiAnChina02/photo#5103291576510974290 ]TWO PEOPLE SITTING ON THEIR HAUNCHES[/url].
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That is not a very good definition; here's another: The hip, buttock, and upper thigh in humans and animals.. Another phrase for squatting is sitting on one's haunches. Here is a picture of [url=http://picasaweb.google.com/julenenolan/XiAnChina02/photo#5103
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