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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61. Internet audiences (at least so far) are busier and more hurried: they don't lean back and enjoy the broadcast, but hunch forward, eager to click on the next link.
62. You can make extra cash if you act on a hunch.
63. My hunch is that it's probably a very slight win for H. 264; non-adaptive arithmetic coding has to have some serious penalties.
64. As soon as I arrived I knew the hunch was right.
65. I have a strong hunch that Mr. Shaddy may not show up tonight.
66. But my hunch is that Americans will be straight back to the shopping malls once they get a whiff of the economy recovering.
67. Did she have a hunch that my business is going on the rocks?
68. I have a hunch that something is going to happen.