A "Grunt" is an Infantry soldier or Infantry Marine. This term could apply to other combat specialities that do a lot of walking, such as, "You might start out as an Airborne soldier, but when you hit the ground you're a 'grunt' just like me."
"Hump" refers to the walking that "Grunts" do. For example, if you "hump a combat-loaded ruck all day" then you have walked through terrain carrying a heavy backpack for 12 hours or more.
Different people will have different stories about the origin of these slang terms. I just know, as a former Grunt, what they mean.
"niqqah do the hump"
It means to finally bring something to an end successfully. Going over the hump means facing a challenge, and over the hump means you have overcome that challenge.
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This one meant to start a fight. A buffalo's hump was right behind his head. The image is of a cowboy jumping up and crawling onto someone's "hump" to attack them.
This has to do with a stranded Arab with a camel who lost his ability to walk. To survive the arid heat, he had to "bust the hump" (a very difficult task) of the camel to get nutrition and hydration.
Mound, Hump
No, they store it in the stem. In other words, the part you eat. In dumb people words, the crunchy part. In caveman, Grunt Grunt gruntgrunt GRUNT! or was it grunt grunt GruntGrunt GRUNT!
a sentence with the word grunt is.....She grunt me!
a grunt.
grunt is the correct spelling
No but you can be a grunt in halo1
a muffin thats a grunt
the grunt birthday party skull makesit when you get a headshot on a grunt the grunt yells "yay" and explodes with confetti
you cant play as a grunt
The past tense of grunt is grunted.
Yes, you can eat a grunt fish.
Pigs typically grunt and oink.
Grunt Records was created in 1971.