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Meanings of
wooden leg
in English
Portuguese
perna-de-pau
Spanish
pata de palo
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A prosthesis that replaces a missing leg.
leg
peg
pegleg
Portuguese
perna-de-pau
Usage of
wooden leg
in English
1
This
wooden
leg
was perhaps the most remarkable trait in his character.
2
It strengthens with time, and survives the smallpox and a
wooden
leg
.
3
It was Celery-Root, you know him, the bloke with a
wooden
leg
.
4
His
wooden
leg
seemed free enough, but the other would not budge.
5
He patted his
wooden
leg
,
then shrugged and looked away from me.
6
His
wooden
leg
scraped against the cracked sidewalk, making his stump tingle.
7
A sailor-looking man, with a
wooden
leg
,
and a woman, stepped ashore.
8
His
wooden
leg
was loose and he leaned over to adjust it.
9
Otis pulled his pant leg down, covering the sliver of
wooden
leg
.
10
Fighting back tears, I rolled to my right and felt a
wooden
leg
.
11
He was too brisk in villainy to admit a
wooden
leg
.
12
In what battle did the defeated general leave his
wooden
leg
?
13
He cleared the ground with that crutch and
wooden
leg
like a steam-engine.
14
As he left the room, Winn noticed that he had a
wooden
leg
.
15
He stumped about energetically on a
wooden
leg
of home manufacture.
16
One of these men was an invalid with a
wooden
leg
.
Other examples for "wooden leg"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
wooden
leg
wooden
Adjective
Noun
Translations for
wooden leg
Portuguese
perna-de-pau
perna de pau
Spanish
pata de palo
Wooden leg
through the time
Wooden leg
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common