Legged Definition

lĕgĭd, lĕgd
adjective
Having a specified kind or number of legs. Often used in combination.
Long-legged; four-legged.
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Having (a specified number or kind of) legs.
Long-legged, four-legged.
Webster's New World
verb

Simple past tense and past participle of leg.

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Origin of Legged

  • leg (“noun") +"Ž -ed

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  • leg (“verb") +"Ž -ed

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Legged Sentence Examples

  • The pants can be loose fitting and wide legged, or tightly fitted.

  • Kids embraced their wide lapels, wide legged jeans, bright colors, pant suits in colors outside of black, gray, and other expected neutrals.

  • The Chinese pug is slender legged, with long hair and a bushy tail.

  • They can also be loose fitting and comfortable, such as wide legged sweat pants.

  • Women can choose between straight legged or boot cut jeans, vintage wash or classic dark blue denims.

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Words Starting With

LLELEG

Words Ending With

DEDGED

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legged

Words Starting With L and Ending With D

Starts With L & Ends With DStarts With LE & Ends With DStarts With L & Ends With ED

Word Length

6 Letter Words6 Letter Words Starting With L6 Letter Words Ending With D