leg
1. leg \'leg, 'la-g\ \-l*s\ n [ME, fr. ON leggr; akin to OE li-ra muscle calf, L lacertusX muscle, upper arm 1: a limb of an animal used esp. for supporting the body and for walking : as 1a: the part of the vertebrate limb between the knee and foot 1b: the back half of a hindquarter of a meat animal 2a: a pole or bar serving as a support or prop 2b: a branch of a forked or jointed object 3: the part of an article of clothing that covers the leg 4: OBEISANCE, BOW - used chiefly in the phrase to make a l eg 5: either side of a triangle as distinguished from the base or hypotenuse 6: BOOST 7a: the course and distance sailed by a boat on a single tack 7b: a portion of a trip : STAGE 7c: one section of a relay race 8: a branch or part of an object or system - leg.less aj 2. leg vt or legged; or leg.ging : to use the legs in walking; esp : RUN
 Webster's English Dictionary
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