leg

The part of trousers that covers one leg

One leg of a pair of pants or the whole pair, mainly in British English

The part of a pair of pants that covers one leg

To tell someone something that is not true to make them laugh

To wish someone good luck before a performance

A very high cost that needs a lot of money

To have a good reason or proof to support your claim

To show that famous people are ordinary like everyone else

To hurry when someone tells you to

Have no good reason or evidence to support a claim

To tease someone by saying something that is not true as a joke

Speak with someone for a very long time until they get tired

To be ordinary like other people

To come out and join other people

To lie to someone in an obvious way while expecting them to believe it

A form of help or small advantage that makes reaching a goal easier

A back leg on a four-legged animal that helps it walk or jump

The part of trousers that covers one leg

A leg made of wood that replaces a missing one

A back leg of a young sheep cooked and served as a roast

A bone in the leg like the femur or tibia

The lower part of a turkey that people cook and eat

The lower part of a chicken that people eat

The part of a pair of pants that covers one leg

Legs that curve outward below the knee so the knees stay apart when the feet are together

A day for exercising the lower body with moves like squats and lunges

An exercise that makes leg muscles stronger and firmer

An exercise that bends the knee to lift the lower leg toward the buttocks and work the hamstrings

A joke that tries to make someone believe a false story for fun

A painful swelling in the leg after childbirth caused by a blood clot

A part of an animal's body used to stand on and move

An act of joking to make someone believe something not true

A long thin leg that looks like a pole

An exercise done on a machine that makes the front thigh muscles stronger by straightening the knee

A cricket dismissal when a batsman's leg blocks the ball from hitting the stumps and the umpire signals out

An exercise that strengthens the muscles at the back of the thigh by bending the knee against a weight

A pommel horse move where both legs swing together in a circle while the hands switch on the handles

A leg that curves outward at or below the knee

A piece of clothing that covers the lower leg from the knee to the ankle

A tool with two legs curved the same way used to mark or measure distances on flat metal

A painful swelling in the upper leg caused by a blood clot after giving birth