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Definition of legge
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Legge (v. t.) To
lighten;
to
allay.
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Bandy-legged
::
Bandy-legged
(a.)
Having
crooked
legs.
Insecta
::
Insecta
(n. pl.) One of the
classes
of
Arthropoda,
including
those that have one pair of
antennae,
three pairs of mouth
organs,
and
breathe
air by means of
tracheae,
opening
by
spiracles
along the sides of the body. In this sense it
includes
the
Hexapoda,
or
six-legged
insects
and the
Myriapoda,
with
numerous
legs. See
Insect,
n..
Spindlelegs
::
Spindle-legged
(a.)
Having
long,
slender
legs..
Tattler
::
Tattler
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
large,
long-legged
sandpipers
belonging
to the genus
Totanus..
Light-legged
::
Light-legged
(a.)
Nimble;
swift of foot.
Midge
::
Midge (n.) Any one of many
small,
delicate,
long-legged
flies of the
Chironomus,
and
allied
genera,
which do not bite. Their
larvae
are
usually
aquatic..
Tripod
::
Tripod
(n.) A
three-legged
frame or
stand,
usually
jointed
at top, for
supporting
a
theodolite,
compass,
telescope,
camera,
or other
instrument..
Roughleg
::
Roughleg
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of large hawks of the genus
Archibuteo,
having
the legs
feathered
to the toes.
Called
also
rough-legged
hawk, and
rough-legged
buzzard..
Chough
::
Chough
(n.) A bird of the Crow
family
(Fregilus
graculus)
of
Europe.
It is of a black
color,
with a long,
slender,
curved
bill and red legs; -- also
called
chauk,
chauk-daw,
chocard,
Cornish
chough,
red-legged
crow. The name is also
applied
to
several
allied
birds,
as the
Alpine
chough..
Thousand Legs
::
Thousand
legs () A
millepid,
or
galleyworm;
--
called
also
thousand-legged
worm..
Rough-legged
::
Rough-legged
(a.)
Having
the legs
covered
with
feathers;
-- said of a bird.
Hexapoda
::
Hexapoda
(n. pl.) The true, or
six-legged,
insects;
insects
other than
myriapods
and
arachnids..
Allegge
::
Allegge
(v. t.) See
Alegge
and
Allay.
Barelegged
::
Barelegged
(a.)
Having
the legs bare.
Yellowlegs
::
Yellowlegs
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
long-legged
sandpipers
of the genus
Totanus,
in which the legs are
bright
yellow;
--
called
also stone
snipe,
tattler,
telltale,
yellowshanks;
and
yellowshins.
See
Tattler,
2..
Near-legged
::
Near-legged
(a.)
Having
the feet so near
together
that they
interfere
in
traveling.
Legge
::
Legge (v. t.) To
lighten;
to
allay.
Walk
::
Walk (v. i.) To move along on foot; to
advance
by
steps;
to go on at a
moderate
pace;
specifically,
of
two-legged
creatures,
to
proceed
at a
slower
or
faster
rate, but
without
running,
or
lifting
one foot
entirely
before
the other
touches
the
ground..
Trumpeter
::
Trumpeter
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
long-legged
South
American
birds of the genus
Psophia,
especially
P.
crepitans,
which is
abundant,
and often
domesticated
and kept with other
poultry
by the
natives.
They are
allied
to the
cranes.
So
called
from their loud cry.
Called
also
agami,
and
yakamik..
Dog-legged
::
dog-legged
(a.)
Noting
a
flight
of
stairs,
consisting
of two or more
straight
portions
connected
by a
platform
(landing)
or
platforms,
and
running
in
opposite
directions
without
an
intervening
wellhole..
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