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Alternate, more literal, pronounciation of the word "legend" (generally pronounced "ledge-end") He rocks, hes such a leg-end.
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| 1. | leg-end | ||
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An alternative pronunciation to legend, with a similar but more complimentary meaning. Used in praise of an individual's efforts or behaviour.
The first syllable is pronounced like "leg" i.e. you have 2 of them and use them to walk around on. Anita Ferguson, you are an absolute leg-end of spin-doctoring
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| 2. | Leg-End | ||
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like a legend but a absolute LEG-END
something too good for heather Mills legendary, in a cool way, not like miss mills You're an absolute Leg-End!
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| 3. | Leg-end | ||
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Very much like bell end but to be used when bell end cant be Mum "So what do you think of Bob"
Boy "Bit of a Leg-end aint he" |
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