leglike
- adjective
- /ˈlɛɡˌlaɪk/
- Some sea creatures have leglike appendages instead of true legs.
Examples
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The insect's leglike structures help it move efficiently across leaves.
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The robot has leglike appendages that allow it to walk.
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In the model, wires were bent into leglike shapes to support the platform.
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Her leglike arms made her swimming style unique.
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The robot has leglike appendages that allow it to walk smoothly across various terrains.
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The toy features leglike structures that help it stand upright without falling over.
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The plant's roots developed leglike growths that provide stability in loose soil.
How Leglike
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Leglike is made from leg, the body part, and the ending -like, which means 'similar to', just like in lifelike or childlike. So something leglike looks or works 'like' a leg and can help support or move things.