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legged
/ lɛɡd; ˈlɛɡɪd /
adjective
- having a leg or legs
- ( in combination )
three-legged
long-legged
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Sitting up there at that little spindly-legged organ, he looked enormous, bigger than life, like a gorilla at a harpsichord.
I often sit on the floor and work cross-legged with my laptop.
And humility, well, that's about as useful as a one-legged man at an ass-kicking contest.
In the distance I spotted banners on buildings and a pair of one-legged fishermen balancing with large cone-shaped nets.
At eight o'clock the team filed out to warm up, Sawchuck leading, wide-legged in his goalie pads, and Howe last.
There was one honest dog in that company, but the two-legged specimen was a little "too sweet to be wholesome."
She wore soiled Burberry, high-legged tan boots, and a peaked cap of distinctly military appearance.
The children like to see their father and Frank sit on their three-legged stools in the stalls and milk the cows.
This is that he is a long-legged and short-armed animal, a condition the reverse of that seen in the anthropoid apes.
"No," she exclaimed with dainty aplomb to the man who sat cross-legged in muslin draperies on the table.
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