Leg-upon

Leg-upon is another slang term for an ottoman or foot stool

It was so nice to sit in my chair and rest my legs on the Leg-upon

Leave His legs crossed

To shoot a man while he’s running away

Jaquan said he would Leave His legs crossed

Breadstick Legs

The art of having Legs in the form of Breadsticks

Dude 1: Go talk to Brittany
Dude 2: Nah she a hoe and got dem Breadstick Legs
Dude 1: For real my nigga.

Dude2: Nah she a hoe and got dem Breadstick Legs
Dude: For real my nigga

Tape Leg

A term used to describe a closeted (gay or otherwise) individual who does not do the best job at hiding it. It sticks out as a sore thumb, or rather, as a piece of tape on somebody's leg.

"Ugh, you see him over there? That guy is such a tape leg."

"He's clearly gay, it's almost embarrassing."

Skinny Leg Syndrome

When individuals who strength train (usually men) are so preoccupied with having large arms and chest that they neglect leg exercises. The result is a top heavy looking individual with chiseled arms, chest and maybe even abs but with hilariously skinny legs. Essentially taking on the appearance of a mismatched Lego Minifigure.

Brenda: look at that at that guy lifting like 150 over there.

Jannet: he's got a nice upper body, too bad he's got skinny leg syndrome. Those legs look like toothpicks and he has no ass.

Canine Clamp Legs

A dog's legs when a dog is about to be handled when the dog is at a resting position, this is likely due to the fact that the shortening of limbs is associated with protection and harm-prevention, like when a human crouches and protects their body from impact by covering their front side with their knees and their elbows in a crouching position.

I saw that canine clamp legs again, always ticks me off wondering how in the world that dawg gone do in the hou, always clamping, always timid to show its pride, dang, that canine clamp legs really got me to wonder how he in that position anyway.

Dog-leg intersection

A dog-leg intersection is one witch the streets do not match up. The intersection causes one to make two turns instead of going strait to stay on the same road.

At the dog-leg intersection turn left then right to continue on Oak Street.