Definitions
To sit, stand, or walk with a drooping posture.
Word origin
Unclear. Perhaps from Middle English slugge, from Old Norse slókr (“lazy fellow”). See also Swedish sloka (“to slouch, wilt”), related to Swedish slak (“slack, soft and flexible”) and Latin laxus (“loose, slack”).
Used in a sentence
“He sat with an unenthusiastic slouch.”
“The plant hung in a permanent slouch.”
“Do not slouch when playing a flute.”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Poor posture”6 letters
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