CEFR A2

legged

adjective

Meaning

Having a specified number of legs.

Examples

The four-legged creature was a common sight in the forest.
He bought a new two-legged chair for his desk.

Synonyms: supported, based, footed

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legged (A2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈlɛɡɪd/, /ˈlɛɡəd/

Definition

Having a specified number of legs.

Examples

The four-legged creature was a common sight in the forest.
He bought a new two-legged chair for his desk.
The insect had six-legged and was crawling on the wall.

How to Use legged

X-legged (collocation): Describes something with a specific number of legs. — "She sat on a three-legged stool."
four-legged (collocation): Having four legs. — "The dog is a loyal four-legged companion."
two-legged (collocation): Having two legs. — "Humans are two-legged creatures."

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