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Meanings of long-legs in English
Catalan
himantopus Spanish
cigüeñela Long-legged three-toed black-and-white wading bird of inland ponds and marshes or brackish lagoons.
Usage of long-legs in English
1
Perhaps the long-legs will define their own fate-andours-regardlessof our wishes.
2
From out of the dusk-darkened snowfall came the largest of the long-legs.
3
Is it true a full salt bag was rescued by a long-legs?
4
Many gave credit to the long-legs for the colony's good fortune.
5
He watched helplessly as the long-legs carried away the limp form.
6
The smaller long-legs was rolled onto the litter and carried away.
7
The long-legs with the sand-colored clothing were playing in the water.
8
Below and downstream, Brappa watched the long-legs climbing onto their platform of wood.
9
Shouts and screams erupted from the long-legs waiting at the switchback.
10
The raft of the long-legs was between him and the island.
11
The sand-colored long-legs was not a hunter, much less a god.
12
It was long-legs, sure enough, but shorn of his beautiful regalia.
13
The umbrella lay like a recently swatted daddy-long-legs, expiring sadly on the ground.
14
Flames had belched from the stick held by the green-clothed long-legs.
15
The sliding hunter threw the rope to the long-legs who grabbed it greedily.
16
The long-legs had arrived at their rendezvous point and were retreating in good order.
Long-legs through the time