barelegged
IPA: bˈɛrʌɫˈɛgʌd
adjective
- Having uncovered legs.
adverb
- With uncovered legs.
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Examples of "barelegged" in Sentences
- The little witch that run barefoot an 'barelegged over all the place?
- Did you know what was even weirder, boxer shorts, and you were both barelegged?
- She'd appeared in the doorway at Harry's Bar in Venice, barelegged but in heels.
- Your legs will look firmer and more controlled if you wear super-sheer hose instead of going barelegged.
- I gazed at the little kids splashing barelegged in the fountain below, mere yards from a dead body shoved in a door.
- Found him in a straw house in the bush, barelegged, a white savage, all mixed up with flowers and things and playing a guitar.
- Running aft, barefooted and barelegged, the rainwater dripping from his scant clothing, the mate displaced the black at the wheel.
- The captain, slouch-hatted and barelegged, with a rolling twist hitched the faded blue lava-lava tighter around his waist and spat tobacco juice overside.
- When the semitropical rains finally arrived she skipped through the bamboo barelegged in a waterproof hat the size of an umbrella made of layers of plaited bamboo.
- Not only did he not wear pants, and was barefooted and barelegged, but about his middle, just like any black, he wore a brilliant-coloured loin-cloth, that, like a kilt, fell nearly to his sunburnt knees.