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Slouch (Verb)

Assume a drooping posture or carriage.

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

She began to slouch as she walked, the weight of her backpack pulling her down.
The tired student slouched in his chair, trying to get comfortable during the long lecture.
As the day went on, he found himself slouching at his desk, struggling to stay awake.
After a few hours of watching TV, he slouched further into the couch, completely relaxed.
As she walked home from school, her shoulders started to slouch under the heavy load of books in her bag.

Walk slovenly.

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

She began to slouch as she trudged along the beach, the weight of her heavy backpack pulling her down.
After a few hours of standing in line, he started to slouch, his back aching and his legs tired.
As the lecture dragged on, the students in the back row started to slouch in their seats, their eyes glazing over with boredom.
She'd always been told to stand up straight, but years of working on a computer had taught her to slouch in front of the screen.
By the end of the day, the hikers were all starting to slouch, exhausted from the long miles and the relentless sun.