bandy leg

Then they saw the bandy legs of the other man going by too.

Like bandy legs, which is how the sport got its name.

He got off the desk, took a quick turn around the room on short, bandy legs.

They have short, bandy legs, you see, and heavy bodies.

Soon the bandy legs were to be seen outside the cave entrance once more.

That bear ought to be in the band, he has such bandy legs!

His bandy legs made it difficult for opponents to tackle the ball away from him.

Who was that little man with the incredibly bandy legs?'

He had short, bandy legs, a flat stomach, and the nonexistent bum of a young boy.

It was a dachschund, long of body, and with crooked, bandy legs.

Behind him came the little grull hopping up the steps on its bandy legs.

He was short and stocky, with a round red face and bandy legs.

The bench was wide enough for two, if tall for the brother's bandy legs.

It was horribly ugly from misshapen head to bandy legs.

His long, misshapen torso was ill-borne on short bandy legs.

He slipped down from the stand, then hurried away along the wall, his bandy legs carrying him deceptively quickly.

Despite his size and his short, bandy legs, the captain set an incredibly fast pace.

His clothes had to be carefully tailored to make him look trim, because he was short and stout, with bandy legs.

Queen Selyse's uncle was a keg of a man with thick arms and bandy legs.

Ser Boros was an ugly man with a broad chest and short, bandy legs.

But the dog rose shakily on its bandy legs and bared its teeth.

"That little old one with the bandy legs?'

Thinner pranced on his bandy legs, panic tightening his face.

They were little, hunchbacked insects, with very strong arms, short, bandy legs, and crinkled face-masks.

Despite the desert heat, he wore a black leather jacket, and his bandy legs were ill disguised by loose blue jeans.