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piano legs 

very large or thick legs
Her piano legs would surely attract a few taunts.

piano legs 

A woman with very thin legs. In old days, it was a sign of coming from a poor family, with not much food available.
She has such piano legs. Her family should feed her more.

Piano legs 

Piano legs is used when a girl is wearing a black dress skirt or shorts and has ghostly white legs !
" her legs are so white they look like the keys on a piano "

Girl waking down the street ...

two guys across the road...*whistle* hey piano legs

girl runs away to the nearest tanning salon in shame !
Piano legs by peperami87 November 16, 2009

Piano Key Legs 

When calves become feet without taking a break for the ankle, resembling a piano key.
I bet she could play some good 'Chopsticks' with those piano key legs.
Piano Key Legs by Sac Attack November 4, 2009
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proper lad 

a lad that is such a lad that he is a proper lad
person1:did you see bob
person2: ya he was a proper lad
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