leg

US /lɛɡ/

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UK /leɡ/

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Part of the body from the hips down

Did you hurt your leg? It seems you can’t walk

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)The piece of furniture that touches the ground

This table leg is shorter than the others, that's why the table moves

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)A stage or section of a journey or race

The first leg of our journey was by train.

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)The part of a garment that covers the leg

The leg of his trousers was too short.

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My right leg from the knee to the hip,
My right leg from the knee to the hip,
my leg broken in like, literally, 27 places,
my leg broken in like, literally, 27 places,

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If you have a broken leg you don't just take morphine, you have to reset the leg.
If you have a broken leg you don't just take morphine, you have to reset the leg.

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Under armour underneath it. Underneath it. Then we had the leather leg rubber things
Under armour underneath it. Underneath it. Then we had the leather leg rubber things

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one leg so if you have one Lake supporting your table Howell
one leg so if you have one Lake supporting your table Howell
one leg in the center and that table is sorta strong but if you lean on a little bit too
one leg in the center and that table is sorta strong but if you lean on a little bit too

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ASIMO, who is manufactured by car-maker Honda, also showing off its hopping on one leg skills
ASIMO, who is manufactured by car-maker Honda, also showing off its hopping on one leg skills

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a teaspoon-full on each arm, leg, front, and back of the body and at least half a teaspoon-full
a teaspoon-full on each arm, leg, front, and back of the body and at least half a teaspoon-full