What does Humpy mean?
Humpy means a small shack, usually in poor condition
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What is the abbreviation for a small shack, usually in poor condition?
a small shack, usually in poor condition can be abbreviated as Humpy
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What does Humpy stand for? Humpy stands for "a small shack, usually in poor condition". |
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What is the meaning of Humpy abbreviation? The meaning of Humpy abbreviation is "a small shack, usually in poor condition". |
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What is Humpy abbreviation? One of the definitions of Humpy is "a small shack, usually in poor condition". |
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What does Humpy mean? Humpy as abbreviation means "a small shack, usually in poor condition". |
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