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  • noun Plural form of legger.

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Examples

  • After the head-skinner, the carcass (or cow) proceeds to the "leggers", who cut off the lower portions of the animal's legs.

    The Guardian World News 2010

  • After the head-skinner, the carcass (or cow) proceeds to the "leggers", who cut off the lower portions of the animal's legs.

    The Guardian World News 2010

  • After the head-skinner, the carcass (or cow) proceeds to the "leggers", who cut off the lower portions of the animal's legs.

    Environment news, comment and analysis from the Guardian | guardian.co.uk 2010

  • After the head-skinner, the carcass (or cow) proceeds to the "leggers", who cut off the lower portions of the animal's legs.

    The Guardian World News 2010

  • After the head-skinner, the carcass (or cow) proceeds to the "leggers", who cut off the lower portions of the animal's legs.

    economic news and analysis | guardian.co.uk 2010

  • These men could be the bargemen themselves, or people who offered this service to them (the "leggers").

    Energy Bulletin - 2009

  • Big, colorful suckers, these eight-leggers, and save for the heavier parts of the web that are the "letters," the rest of the web can be almost invisible.

    Archive 2010-02-01 Steve Perry 2010

  • Big, colorful suckers, these eight-leggers, and save for the heavier parts of the web that are the "letters," the rest of the web can be almost invisible.

    Witchy Woman Steve Perry 2010

  • Out on the river, trapping fish this time, rather than four-leggers.

    Elephant in the City 2010

  • Perhaps 10,000 families of high-tech service workers call this home: barbers, maids, drivers, baby-tenders, security guards, prostitutes, boot-leggers of all kinds, with of course their aged parents and dependent kids who are everywhere on the street, among the dead rats and live goats.

    Christopher Lydon: Walking the Slum Side of Bangalore (AUDIO) 2010

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