hump rash


n) the resulting rash left between the tops of one’s thighs after a prolonged hump (hike). legs rubbing together, with the addition of an abrasive such as denim or a similar heavy fabric, removes the top layer or two of skin leaving a red, uneven, and sensitive hump rash.

not always noticed during said hump (due to adrenaline) but becomes immediately obvious once you step into a hot shower.

can be prevented by wearing compression shorts (spandex) in the place of your standard undergarments (boxers or briefs).

the difference between a hike and a hump is that a hump involves carrying gear. one can hike with a day pack, a water bottle and a camera. one humps when they are carrying items of greater density such as tents, field rations, ammunition for the mortar and a rocket launcher used for destroying enemy tanks.
“we had a 20 miler yesterday and when i hit the shower i realized i was sporting a harsh case of hump rash.”

Read Also:

  • hexakiller

    describes a praise-worthy thing. a complimentary term. however, when being called a hexakiller, it simply means you have no fashion sense what-so-ever. “that is one hexakiller b-tt!” “she is such a hexakiller.

  • hibashira

    skeevy skeevy and dirty. that hibashira sure is skeevy and dirty. j-panese for “fire pillar.” not so much a decription per se, as the word itself is used in it’s exclusive language.

  • Ressa

    a word used by greek people and friends at the beginning or end of sentences to refer to the person they are talking to. the female version of the word re. ressa, you going to greektown tonight? hey ressa, pour some ouzo on my souvlaki. take it up the -ss, ressa. let’s take a vacation […]

  • Reswob

    it’s bowser backwards. it is also an insult in the language of gibberish. you’re such a reswob

  • shmomoe

    somewon or something who cannot intelligently defend themselves in physical combat or in oral confrontations. bill o’riley is such a shmomoe, ho only has a range of ,like, 2 insults…


Disclaimer: hump rash definition / meaning should not be considered complete, up to date, and is not intended to be used in place of a visit, consultation, or advice of a legal, medical, or any other professional. All content on this website is for informational purposes only.