bow-legged in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

bow-legged in the PONS Dictionary

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They have fairly long legs and often appear bow-legged.
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If you look at the great skaters, they are almost all bow-legged skaters.
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You could ride horses until you become bow-legged.
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Usually but not always those who are bow-legged tend to underpronate.
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Dark horses or a bow-legged burro?
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Bow-legged adults don't have to sue their parents.
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He skated so low to the ice, and he was another bow-legged skater.
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Some of the more noticeable differences are their purple-faced complexions, pinned-back ears, and a bow-legged gait.
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So, to help you hang up the britches before your business has you too bow-legged, here are five signs that the time is right: 1.
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They have shock absorption underfoot and at the heel, toe, calf and shin, plus extra waterproofing and removable, cantable sole plates (good news for knock-kneed and bow-legged folk).
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