barelegged
- adjective
- /ˈbɛrˌlɛɡd/
- Barelegged children ran after each other.
Examples
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The boy ran along the beach, barelegged and laughing as the waves splashed against his legs.
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And there he was, Leonardo, a lithe, sweet-faced, barelegged teenager hopping from rock to rock, crossing a shallow, fast-moving stream.
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On a hot summer day, she enjoyed the breeze on her barelegged body while lounging on the patio.
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The festival attendees danced joyfully, barelegged under the bright sun, feeling the warmth of the day.
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Etymology
Barelegged is a simple mix of bare ('uncovered' or 'naked') and legged (from leg, 'leg'), so you can imagine someone with bare legs. So, barelegged means 'not wearing anything on the legs'.