Converse of object

• amputate: After a year of treatment, Ben made the brave decision to have his right leg amputated above the knee.

• outstretch: The Blue Lagoon & Reykjanes Peninsula Shaped like an outstretched leg, the volcanic Reykjanes Peninsula forms Iceland's south west corner.

• ache: Tea Tree oil Foot & Leg Balm - Breath new life into weary, aching legs and feet with this soothing and refreshing balm.

Adjective modifier

• hind: Keeping your inside heel down, ask with your inside calf for the horse to step under his belly with his inside hind leg.

• broken: A broken leg in 1992 made me take yoga seriously.

• left: In October 2003, Mr C started to complain of pain in his left leg.

• tired: Struggling with her heavy cases and tired legs Rosemary fought her way by tube into central London.

Modifies a noun

• ulcer: Randomized trial of oral aspirin for chronic venous leg ulcers.

• ulceration: It has been suggested that nearly 1 % of the population may be affected by leg ulceration at some time during their lives.

• stump: The Sat 1s skipper ended the game bowling the tailender with a beauty, clipping the leg stump bail.

• muscle: The student will develop endurance in the leg muscles, with the deep stances opening the hips for greater flexibility.

• cramp: It would seem that quinine is not only good for malaria but it also aids relief from leg cramps at night and muscular pain.

• warmer: Baby Legs New from America, Baby Legs, are unique leg warmers especially designed for babies but also suitable up to age ten.

Noun used with modifier

• trouser: I opened up my hand to discover my red satin thong - it had fallen out of my trouser leg outside on the street!

• cabriole: Cabochon A carved ornament used on furniture of the mid-18th century, especially on the knees of cabriole chair legs.

• fore: They each stand on a strange creature, which partly resembles a serpent and partly a crocodile, but has only fore legs.

• fork: The " cheese " that was stuck to the side of the fork legs didn't stand the test of time at all.

Preposition: in

• stirrup: You lie on a couch, with your legs in stirrups.

• plaster: Where the driver is suffering from impaired ability such as having an arm or leg in plaster, or impaired eyesight.

Preposition: of

• lamb: I was sorry I couldn't stay for the barbecued legs of lamb but I was spending the night with friends in Bath.