legleg /lɛg/ ●●● noun 
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BODY PART [countable] one of the two long parts of your body that you use to stand or walk, or a similar part on an animal or insect: 
How did you hurt your leg? Mia was sitting with her legs crossed. She fell and broke her left/right leg.2FURNITURE [countable] one of the upright parts that support a piece of furniture: a table leg3PANTS [countable] the part of your pants that covers your leg4FOOD [countable, uncountable] the leg of an animal eaten as food: roast leg of lamb5TRIP/RACE ETC. [countable] a part of a long trip, race, process, etc. that is done one part at a time: She started the last leg of the tour last week.6TRIANGLE [countable] math one of the two sides of a triangle that meet and form an angle of 90°7-legged having a particular number or type of legs: a three-legged cat8leg room space in which to put your legs comfortably when you are sitting in a car, theater, etc.: There wasn’t enough leg room.9not have a leg to stand on informal to be in a situation where you cannot prove or legally support what you say[Origin: 1200–1300 Old Norse leggr] → on its last legs at last1
1BODY PART [countable] one of the two long parts of your body that you use to stand or walk, or a similar part on an animal or insect: How did you hurt your leg? Mia was sitting with her legs crossed. She fell and broke her left/right leg.2FURNITURE [countable] one of the upright parts that support a piece of furniture: a table leg3PANTS [countable] the part of your pants that covers your leg4FOOD [countable, uncountable] the leg of an animal eaten as food: roast leg of lamb5TRIP/RACE ETC. [countable] a part of a long trip, race, process, etc. that is done one part at a time: She started the last leg of the tour last week.6TRIANGLE [countable] math one of the two sides of a triangle that meet and form an angle of 90°7-legged having a particular number or type of legs: a three-legged cat8leg room space in which to put your legs comfortably when you are sitting in a car, theater, etc.: There wasn’t enough leg room.9not have a leg to stand on informal to be in a situation where you cannot prove or legally support what you say[Origin: 1200–1300 Old Norse leggr] → on its last legs at last1
