Synonym: bulge, bump, feeling, hump, impression, suspicion. Similar words: munch, punch, lunch, bunch, crunch, paunch, launch, scrunch. Meaning: [hʌntʃ] 
n. 1. an impression that something might be the case 2. the act of bending yourself up together. v. arch one's back.
n. 1. an impression that something might be the case 2. the act of bending yourself up together. v. arch one's back. 
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31. Your manger had a hunch that you were the culprit, so she winged you.
32. My hunch that he was lying turned out to be correct.
33. I have a hunch about her - she is definitely some one to watch for the future.
34. I have a hunch that true life starts at the point of recognizing our failure.
35. Twist some dials, and the machine trembles, two robot arms pick up soldering irons and hunch down on him.
36. But there was a simpler reason than that: his hunch told him he was not in the mood for it.
37. I have a hunch that Jodie may be planning a surprise party.
38. Somehow, they knew that it was much more than a hunch that this group must somehow form a family.
39. The doctors investigated their hunch by having 142 randomly selected patients fill out a questionnaire after they re-covered from their anesthesia.
40. I took a few minutes to wiggle out of my pantyhose and hunch into my long pants.
41. It's just a hunch, but it's possible the murderer may have been a woman.
42. I have a hunch that it will snow soon.
43. Lyubomirsky therefore confirmed her hunch that timing is important.
44. Ensure that you don't hunch over when you walk.
45. The manager a hunch that something was to pay.
46. Such an uncertainty may prevent you from acting on your hunch.
47. Then Mr. Kamenar, acting on a hunch, ran a computer check at the Federal Election Commission.
48. Certain candidates hunch over, glance furtively around the room or wring their sweaty palms.
49. Researchers at a non-profit medical research facility in Tanzania, called APOPO had a hunch about the African pouched rat.
50. Dertain candidates hunch over, glance furtively around the room or wring their sweaty palms.
51. First, it forces you to hunch over, an inefficient running form that can lead to neck, shoulder, and back pain.
52. Your body should be straight up in the water; don't lean forward much or hunch over. Keep your shoulders back and look straight ahead.
53. I had a hunch that the plan would end in success.
54. Sometimes I have a hunch that they're all making fun of me.
55. SYA,[www.Sentencedict.com] " I got a hunch that this was my movie. "
56. He also has a hunch, supported by preliminary data, that prion proteins will turn out to play the same part in supporting myelination in the brain.
57. Elliott had a hunch that this might be the night.
58. Call it a hunch, but I am sure he was lying.
59. Certain candidates hunch over, glance furtively around the room or wring their sweaty palms. re being asked a question they can says Mr.
60. I have a hunch that there will be a price to pay.