legs
/lɛɡz/
noun
- The plural of leg; the limbs that support the body and are used for walking and standing.
- She crossed her legs while sitting on the chair.
- The spider has eight legs.
- After the long hike, my legs were very tired.
- The parts of a piece of furniture or structure that support it from the ground.
- One of the chair legs is wobbly and needs to be fixed.
- The table has four sturdy wooden legs.
- The legs of the bridge are made of concrete.
- Stages or parts of a journey, race, or competition.
- The relay team won the third leg of the competition.
- The final leg of the race was the most challenging.
- We drove the first leg of the trip in about four hours.
- Informal: lasting power or endurance, especially in sports or performance.
- This debate doesn't have legs; it will be over soon.
- The singer's career has legs; she's been popular for decades.
- That old car still has a lot of legs left.