A hump may refer to a camel's hump containing its fat reservoir or alternatively to the curve on an upper spine that causes a hunchback.
| HUMP | haspart | BACK |
| HUMP | linked | SUMMIT |
| HUMP | linked | BACK |
| HUMP | linked | SHOULDERBLADE |
| HUMP | linked | HILL |
| HUMP | linked | HILL |
| HUMP | linked | SUMMIT |
| HUMP | linked | BACK |
| HUMP | linked | SHOULDERBLADE |
| HUMP | linked | HILL |
| HUMP | linked | KNOT |
| BACK | partof | HUMP |
| BACK | linked | HUMP |
| HILL | linked | HUMP |
| SHOULDERBLADE | linked | HUMP |
| BACK | linked | HUMP |
| HILL | linked | HUMP |
| KNOT | linked | HUMP |
| SHOULDERBLADE | linked | HUMP |
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