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Definition of leg
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of leg is as below...
Leg (n.) A
fielder
whose
position
is on the
outside,
a
little
in rear of the
batter..
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Juridical
::
"Juridical
(a.)
Pertaining
to a judge or to
jurisprudence;
acting
in the
distribution
of
justice;
used in
courts
of law;
according
to law;
legal;
as,
juridical
law..
Sue
::
Sue (v. t.) To seek
justice
or right from, by legal
process;
to
institute
process
in law
against;
to bring an
action
against;
to
prosecute
judicially..
Correspondent
::
Correspondent
(n.) One who
communicates
information,
etc., by
letter
or
telegram
to a
newspaper
or
periodical..
Euphuist
::
Euphuist
(n.) One who
affects
excessive
refinement
and
elegance
of
language;
--
applied
esp. to a class of
writers,
in the age of
Elizabeth,
whose
productions
are
marked
by
affected
conceits
and
high-flown
diction..
Unbelieving
::
Unbelieving
(a.)
Believing
the thing
alleged
no to be true;
disbelieving;
especially,
believing
that Bible is not a
divine
revelation,
or that
Christ
was not a
divine
or a
supernatural
person..
Vicarial
::
Vicarial
(a.)
Delegated;
vicarious;
as,
vicarial
power..
Protestation
::
Protestation
(n.)
Formerly,
a
declaration
in
common-law
pleading,
by which the party
interposes
an
oblique
allegation
or
denial
of some fact,
protesting
that it does or does not
exist,
and at the same time
avoiding
a
direct
affirmation
or
denial..
Legionaries
::
Legionaries
(pl. ) of
Legionar.
Allegory
::
Allegory
(n.)
Anything
which
represents
by
suggestive
resemblance;
an
emblem.
Girondist
::
Girondist
(n.) A
member
of the
moderate
republican
party
formed
in the
French
legislative
assembly
in 1791. The
Girondists
were so
called
because
their
leaders
were
deputies
from the
department
of La
Gironde.
Commencement
::
Commencement
(n.) The day when
degrees
are
conferred
by
colleges
and
universities
upon
students
and
others.
Light-legged
::
Light-legged
(a.)
Nimble;
swift of foot.
Salpicon
::
Salpicon
(n.)
Chopped
meat,
bread,
etc., used to stuff legs of veal or other
joints;
stuffing;
farce..
Tap
::
Tap (v. t.)
Hence,
to draw from
(anything)
in any
analogous
way; as, to tap
telegraph
wires for the
purpose
of
intercepting
information;
to tap the
treasury..
Knee
::
Knee (n.) In man, the joint in the
middle
part of the leg..
Patent
::
Patent
(a.) Open to
public
perusal;
-- said of a
document
conferring
some right or
privilege;
as,
letters
patent.
See
Letters
patent,
under 3d
Letter..
Readable
::
Readable
(a.) Such as can be read;
legible;
fit or
suitable
to be read; worth
reading;
interesting.
Adlegation
::
Adlegation
(n.) A right
formerly
claimed
by the
states
of the
German
Empire
of
joining
their own
ministers
with those of the
emperor
in
public
treaties
and
negotiations
to the
common
interest
of the
empire.
Valedictorian
::
Valedictorian
(n.) One who
pronounces
a
valedictory
address;
especially,
in
American
colleges,
the
student
who
pronounces
the
valedictory
of the
graduating
class at the
annual
commencement,
usually
the
student
who ranks first in
scholarship..
Buck
::
Buck (v. i.) To
spring
with quick
plunging
leaps,
descending
with the fore legs rigid and the head held as low down as
possible;
-- said of a
vicious
horse or
mule..
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