thigh
- noun
- /θaɪ/
- I had a skin-graft operation, where they put half my right thigh in my face.
- thigh muscle
- lateral thigh
- hip and thigh
You're going to be showing either high thigh or butt.
- You're going to be showing either high thigh or butt.
- You're really working all around that thigh, the entire leg here.
- There is not a Dang hope my thigh would fit in this.
- Blonde Dean, like, jumps off of my thigh and I boost her over.
- These are the spanks power short conceal, mid thigh, medium control.
- This is the mesh mid thigh, midway short.
- Sometimes let the thigh not chafe as much.
Examples
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The boy noticed with a flinch that his right thigh was smeared with fresh blood.
Fiction book (1990) -
Your brother's police report listed, "large, purple birthmark, upper right thigh".
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And when he finally died, his thigh was the size of my wrist.
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This guy's down to look at his horns, and his thigh muscles are strong.
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But these are really tight on my thighs but are really loose here.
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There was a significant difference between results from the thighs and those from the forearms.
Academic text (1994) -
Charlie chuckled and patted her thigh, and then let his hand rest there.
Fiction book (1990) -
Subjects' feet were elevated on supports so that the thighs were parallel to the floor.
Academic text (1991) -
His arms ached, and his shoulders and thighs did, but his neck hurt him most.
Fiction book (1990) -
She felt a sharp pain in her thigh after running up the stairs.
Compounds
- Specialized
A blood vessel that carries blood to the hip joint and thigh muscles
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Etymology
Thigh comes from an old English word that meant the 'upper leg'. So a thigh is the part of the leg between the hip and the knee.