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Term that origininated in the United States Army used to describe any soldier who is not a paratrooper. Originally used as "straight leg," it referred to both the lack of bloused boots (i.e. with pants tucked-in) with a soldier's dress uniform and to the cargo-style fatigue pants worn by paratroopers. In World War II, a dead German officer's diary referred to U.S. paratroopers as "those devils in baggy pants," which only served to strengthen the association of "straight leg" pants with non-paratroopers.
Term that origininated in the United States Army used to describe any soldier who is not a paratrooper. Originally used as "straight leg," it referred to both the lack of bloused boots (i.e. with pants tucked-in) with a soldier's dress uniform and to the cargo-style fatigue pants worn by paratroopers. In World War II, a dead German officer's diary referred to U.S. paratroopers as "those devils in baggy pants," which only served to strengthen the association of "straight leg" pants with non-paratroopers.
by motorcop505 July 3, 2009
Get the Legmug. They're under your ass.
I hope that legs becomes word of the day, because if it does, I can say:
"The word of the day is 'legs', let's go home and spread the word!"
But I can always get my girlfriend to spread her word, and by word, I mean legs.
I hope that legs becomes word of the day, because if it does, I can say:
"The word of the day is 'legs', let's go home and spread the word!"
But I can always get my girlfriend to spread her word, and by word, I mean legs.
Spread your legs bitch, I'm comin' in!!!!!
by TakaTakaTacos11 October 26, 2007
Get the Legsmug. those be some cooool leggings.
by philphleira nachitaki September 30, 2006
Get the leggingsmug. 
Get the Legsmug. by Buccio March 1, 2004
Get the Leggedmug. by lamoid June 3, 2006
Get the leggingmug. Guy 1-'dude, me and this girl were totally legging whilst watching this film last night.' Guy-2 'wow, thats totally hot'
by Lazzarus1471 August 9, 2010
Get the Leggingmug.