cross-leg|ged — «KRS LEHG ihd, KROS ; LEHGD», adjective, adverb. 1. with one leg over the other and the knees together. 2. with the ankles crossed and the knees apart … Useful english dictionary
three-leg|ged race — «THREE LEHG ihd, LEHGD», a race run by couples, the right leg of one person being bound to the left leg of the other … Useful english dictionary
three-leg·ged race — /ˈθriːˈlɛgəd / noun, pl ⋯ races [count] : a race in which two people run together with one person s left leg tied to the other person s right leg … Useful english dictionary
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three-legged race — three leg|ged race [ˌθri: ˈlegıd reıs] n a race in which two people run together, with one person s right leg tied to the other person s left leg … Dictionary of contemporary English
three-legged race — three leg|ged race [ ,θri ,legəd reıs ] noun count a race between pairs of people in which each person has one of their legs tied to one of their partner s legs … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
three-legged race — three′ leg ged race′ n. gam a race among paired contestants, with each contestant having one leg tied to the adjacent leg of his or her partner … From formal English to slang
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cross-legged — cross′ leg′ged [[t] ˈlɛg ɪd, ˈlɛgd[/t]] adj. adv. 1) having the knees wide apart and the ankles crossed 2) having one leg placed across the other … From formal English to slang