Leg Edit Meaning

1.

-n.-

Term with origins within the United States Army, particularly the corps of paratroopers, used as a derisive term towards non-airborne qualified soldiers. Literally an acronym, meaning any of the following:

Lesser Effective Ground Trooper, Low Energy Groundpounder. alternate spelling: LEGG, i.e., Low Energy Ground Ground.

You dirty nasty Leg, you will never amount to anything.

That Lieutenant is a Leg--what the fuck good can he be?

See ABN

2.

In the military world, it is a scumbag who has not been to airborne school and successfully jumped from an airplane at least 5 times.

"Why don't you just go ahead, and do some push-ups you dirty leg."

3.

a limb of the body used to walk.

god, my legs are killing me!

4.

-n.-

Term that origininated in the United States Army used to describe any soldier who is not a paratrooper. Originally used as "straight leg," it referred to both the lack of bloused boots (i.e. with pants tucked-in) with a soldier's dress uniform and to the cargo-style fatigue pants worn by paratroopers. In World War II, a dead German officer's diary referred to U.S. paratroopers as "those devils in baggy pants," which only served to strengthen the association of "straight leg" pants with non-paratroopers.

You dirty, nasty Leg.

See nap, dirtbag, idiot, snuffy, worthless

5.

used as a noun. if you are going to get laid you are going get some leg.

i grew this mustache so i could get some more leg

6.

- Noun - An abbreviation for 'legend'. A person or thing who displays respectful and admirable qualities.

- Verb - To have/express/use qualities of a 'leg'

a.k.a leggy

That guy just tied my shoelaces for me. What a leg!

A: What are you doing today?

B: Ah, just leggin' it.

See legend, leggy, bloke, good, della, respect

7.

another name for a women

Check out that leg in the front seat