by SisterHolgaer April 18, 2021
by WinterZero August 02, 2019
Originally used to refer to a cut-down/shortened lever-action rifle without a stock. Modern usage indicates any lever-action weapon built, or altered to be more portable/concealable and also without a stock with witch to put up against your shoulder. Legally considered a handgun when manufactured as such.
by M3D13V4L October 16, 2011
Hey man, I really wanted to go out with you and the guys but I got stuck hog legging my girlfriend and she wanted to hang out afterward.
I wouldn't mind hog-legging that chick even though she's kinda ugly.
I wouldn't mind hog-legging that chick even though she's kinda ugly.
by GPhorce December 04, 2009
The persona exemplified by conservatism and backwoods bravado. This character can be found in any part of the world and the term defines all manner of sins including eating giant turkey legs at the county fair, wearing tall tube socks with very short denim shorts, and drinking Stag or Pabst Blue Ribbon beers. Can be used in both adjective or a noun form. Synonyms include "hoosier," "hick" and "white trash." Founded by Chip Benson after extensive research in middle America.
1. David Spade's character in the movie, "Joe Dirt" is a turkey-leg.
2. Any man, woman or child with mullet is a turkey-leg.
3. A person who owns a 1997 Camaro, Firebird or Mustang and follows Nascar avidly is a turkey-leg.
4. Any woman with dark roots, blonde hair, smoker's cough and a cigarette pouch coin purse is a turkey-leg.
5. Can often be named "Bubba" or "Angel."
2. Any man, woman or child with mullet is a turkey-leg.
3. A person who owns a 1997 Camaro, Firebird or Mustang and follows Nascar avidly is a turkey-leg.
4. Any woman with dark roots, blonde hair, smoker's cough and a cigarette pouch coin purse is a turkey-leg.
5. Can often be named "Bubba" or "Angel."
by carjo12683 September 06, 2008
by R.A. September 02, 2004
by t 04 February 16, 2006