Definition
a leg: the long part of the body above the foot (most people have two of them!)
the (second) leg (of a competition): the (second) round, stage, or match (in a sport competition) between the same adversaries
- "Brian : Why can't I move my arms and legs?"
- "I was on the phone with a very important client, about to close a six-figure deal when Stink attacked my leg."
- "I was on the phone with a very important client, about to close a six-figure deal, when Stink attacked my leg."
- "Edward : Your legs and arms?"
- "Filipe : Moving up to the legs - oh yes, your calves are in excellent shape."
- "He ate your legs and the sea turned dark"
- "But I think I'll come round to pick it up myself, as soon as I find my artificial leg."
- "Focus in on her leg."
- "I can get up without bothering anyone, and there's more room for my legs."
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