Adjective
humpty (comparative more humpty, superlative most humpty)
(archaic) Short and thick; dumpy.
“After we finished shooting for Humpty…, I told him I wanted to take a break for two-three months, and I’m going to write a script. Source: Internet
It has a similar narrative with Raj (SRK) and Simran () being replaced by Humpty (Varun Dhawan) and Kavya (Alia Bhatt). Source: Internet
It has been suggested by A. J. Larner that Carroll's Humpty Dumpty had prosopagnosia on the basis of his description of his finding faces hard to recognise. Source: Internet
She argues that Humpty tries, after the recitation, to "ground" the unruly multiplicities of meaning with definitions, but cannot succeed as both the book and the poem are playgrounds for the "carnivalised aspect of language". Source: Internet
A shot from a Parliamentary cannon succeeded in damaging the wall beneath Humpty Dumpty which caused the cannon to tumble to the ground. Source: Internet
In the latter case the translator must, through Humpty Dumpty, supply explanations of the invented words. Source: Internet