or gambe
an animal's leg or shank, esp. on a coat of arms
Origin of gamb
dialect, dialectal French gambe (Fr jambe) from Medieval Latin gamba, a leg (in LL, a hoof) from Classical Greek kamp?, a turn, bend: see campusgamb
gamb 
The gambs of a horse.
Gamb means an animal's leg.
An example of gamb is the leg of a horse.
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