turtleback
/ˈtɜːr.təl.bæk/Definitions
1. noun
The curved or humped shape of a person’s back, especially when caused by carrying a heavy load.
“The porter’s turtleback was a testament to his long years of work.”
2. noun
A hump on the back of a horse, typically caused by a saddle or pack.
“The horse’s turtleback was prominent after weeks of carrying heavy loads.”
3. noun
A rounded hump or swell on a surface, such as a hill or a rock.
“The turtleback of the hill provided a vantage point for the hikers.”