I.
noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ lean ( esp. AmE ), narrow , slender , slim , small
▪
Her ~s were still narrow like a girl's.
▪ ample , wide
▪ curvy , shapely
▪ childbearing
▪ broken , dislocated , fractured
▪ bad , bruised , sore
▪ arthritic
▪ artificial , replacement
VERB + HIP
▪ have your hands on , put your hands on
▪
He put his hands on his ~s and sighed.
▪ gyrate , move , roll , shake , sway , swing , wiggle
▪
She wiggled her ~s seductively as she walked.
▪ rotate , swivel , turn , twist
▪
Twist your ~s in your opponent's direction as you punch.
▪ lift , raise
▪ thrust
▪ break , dislocate , fracture
▪ replace
HIP + VERB
▪ move , sway , swing
▪
Her ~s were swaying seductively in time to the music.
HIP + NOUN
▪ fracture , injury
▪ pain
▪ operation ( esp. BrE ), surgery ( esp. AmE )
▪ replacement
▪
My grandmother's having a ~ replacement.
▪ bone , joint , socket
▪ measurement
▪ flask ( BrE )
▪
He took a swig of whisky from his ~ flask.
▪
Don't carry money or documents in your ~ pocket.
PREPOSITION
▪ across the ~s
▪
She was wearing a short blue dress, belted across the ~s.
▪ at the ~
▪
He had his leg amputated at the ~.
▪ from the ~
▪
The gun could be fired from the shoulder or from the ~.
▪ on the ~
▪
She was carrying a baby on her ~.
▪ to the ~
▪
The skirt is slit to the ~ on one side.
PHRASES
▪ hands on (your) ~s
▪
He leaned casually against the door, hands on ~s.
II.
adj.
Hip is used with these nouns: ↑ restaurant