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Meanings of bow-leggedness in English
Varus deformity marked by (outward) bowing at the knee.
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Examples for "bandiness"
Examples for "bandiness"
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His bandiness was no check upon his running.
2
He continued to expatiate on the dog's points-thenumber of wrinkles, the bandiness of the legs, etc.
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A bone bridge developed on the bilateral proximal tibial growth plate resulting in genu varum.
2
Genu varum on the left side was corrected with the resolution of bone bridge.
3
Genu valgum and genu varum are ordinary deformities and quite common in all classes.
4
( Genu Varum).-Thisis the opposite of knock knees, and the deformity usually affects both limbs, the knees being widely separated.
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Tiny, malformed, and bandy-legged, it was still the spitting image of him.
2
A short, bandy-legged man hopped to do as he had been bidden.
3
Lots of boys pretend they are bandy-legged when they see me coming.'
4
They are not the bandy-legged baby studying the fashions in the tailor's window.
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One sweep of his eyes told the bandy-legged fellow as much.
Usage of bow-leggedness in English
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Maybe, after all, bow-leggedness isn't the worst thing to put up with.