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Definition of leg
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Leg (v. t.) To use as a leg, with it as
object.
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Allegorist
::
Allegorist
(n.) One who
allegorizes;
a
writer
of
allegory.
Monometallism
::
Monometallism
(n.) The
legalized
use of one metal only, as gold, or
silver,
in the
standard
currency
of a
country,
or as a
standard
of money
values.
See
Bimetallism..
Scandal
::
Scandal
(n.)
Anything
alleged
in
pleading
which is
impertinent,
and is
reproachful
to any
person,
or which
derogates
from the
dignity
of the
court,
or is
contrary
to good
manners..
Veronica
::
Veronica
(n.) A
portrait
or
representation
of the face of our
Savior
on the
alleged
handkerchief
of Saint
Veronica,
preserved
at Rome;
hence,
a
representation
of this
portrait,
or any
similar
representation
of the face of the
Savior.
Formerly
called
also
Vernacle,
and
Vernicle..
Curator
::
Curator
(n.) One
appointed
to act as
guardian
of the
estate
of a
person
not
legally
competent
to
manage
it, or of an
absentee;
a
trustee;
a
guardian..
Pulas
::
Pulas (n.) The East
Indian
leguminous
tree Butea
frondosa.
See Gum
Butea,
under Gum..
Phlegmagogue
::
Phlegmagogue
(n.) A
medicine
supposed
to expel
phlegm.
Stumble
::
Stumble
(v. i.) To trip in
walking
or in
moving
in any way with the legs; to
strike
the foot so as to fall, or to
endanger
a fall; to
stagger
because
of a false
step..
Gourdy
::
Gourdy
(a.)
Swelled
in the legs.
Leptiform
::
Leptiform
(a.)
Having
a form
somewhat
like
leptus;
-- said of
active
insect
larvae
having
three pairs of legs. See
Larva.
Alma Mater
::
Alma Mater () A
college
or
seminary
where one is
educated.
Reporter
::
Reporter
(n.) An
officer
or
person
who makes
authorized
statements
of law
proceedings
and
decisions,
or of
legislative
debates..
Usurpation
::
Usurpation
(n.) The act of
usurping,
or of
seizing
and
enjoying;
an
authorized,
arbitrary
assumption
and
exercise
of
power,
especially
an
infringing
on the
rights
of
others;
specifically,
the
illegal
seizure
of
sovereign
power;
--
commonly
used with of, also used with on or upon; as, the
usurpation
of a
throne;
the
usurpation
of the
supreme
power..
Issue
::
Issue (n.) An
artificial
ulcer,
usually
made in the
fleshy
part of the arm or leg, to
produce
the
secretion
and
discharge
of pus for the
relief
of some
affected
part..
Illegitimation
::
Illegitimation
(n.) The act of
illegitimating;
bastardizing.
Myth
::
Myth (n.) A story of great but
unknown
age which
originally
embodied
a
belief
regarding
some fact or
phenomenon
of
experience,
and in which often the
forces
of
nature
and of the soul are
personified;
an
ancient
legend
of a god, a hero, the
origin
of a race, etc.; a
wonder
story of
prehistoric
origin;
a
popular
fable which is, or has been,
received
as
historical..
Gaiter
::
Gaiter
(n.) A
covering
of cloth or
leather
for the ankle and
instep,
or for the whole leg from the knee to the
instep,
fitting
down upon the
shoe..
Tibia
::
Tibia (n.) The
fourth
joint of the leg of an
insect.
See
Illust.
under
Coleoptera,
and under
Hexapoda..
Uncouth
::
Uncouth
(a.)
Uncommon;
rare;
exquisite;
elegant.
Allegorization
::
Allegorization
(n.) The act of
turning
into
allegory,
or of
understanding
in an
allegorical
sense..
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