bandy leg (Meaning)

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bandy leg (n)

a leg bowed outward at the knee (or below the knee)

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Paddy has a unique charm even with bandy legs.
The doctors said if left untreated, the child's bandy legs might lead to permanent deformity.
Amusements parks usually have a house of horrors with steep bandy leg figures and skeletons jumping out.
The tale of the boy with bandy legs who became a great athlete was an inspiration to many.
In the Crockett County, a hunter wearing red and riding a horse with bandy legs was a common sight.
The old man, crippled due to his bandy legs, was sitting on the sidewalk begging for some alms.
The bandy leg of the horse made it impossible for us to ride fast enough for the competition.
She wanted to laugh out loud, but she didn't want to be mean, so she tried to hold it in, but face contorted with the effort to contain her amusement at the sight of a man with bandy legs running.
Anthropologists claim that bandy legs in certain communities could be a sign of their people living in coastal, marshy areas where prolonged contact with salt water might have changed the gene over generations to give support to their limbs.
She tried her best to cover up her bandy legs with a long skirt because she was afraid of being laughed at.

a leg bowed outward at the knee (or below the knee)

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Paddy has a unique charm even with bandy legs.

The doctors said if left untreated, the child's bandy legs might lead to permanent deformity.

Amusements parks usually have a house of horrors with steep bandy leg figures and skeletons jumping out.

The tale of the boy with bandy legs who became a great athlete was an inspiration to many.