leg end

Often mistaken for a meer legend.A leg end is of a much greater coolness.

"Wow you got me the new harry potter dvd.You're such a leg end."

by coooooooolkid December 17, 2007

Leg End

Similar to the word legend but with more emphasis and meaning.
Sometimes refered to as a foot.

1) Dude, you complete leg end!

2) Shes such a foot :D

by Joftw June 12, 2008

Leg End

A British slang for someone who tries and fails to do something Legendary.

Derogatory. Means roughly "not quite a legend" mostly used when it's all they're fault.

E.g 1
1: Watch this Mate!
*1 fails spectacularly*
2: You're such a Leg End.

E.g. 2

1: That Neil thinks he's such a legend, but he's just a Leg End.

by Jeffbridgesiscool October 24, 2016

Leg End

A superior ranking class. The most prestigious title in the universe. A leg end's prestige thoroughly outweighs the more garden variety rank that is "legend". A leg end is an individual who's character has been deemed to be incomprehensible to the extent that no man, woman, beast or machine can even apply a hashtag to their name.

He was a blind man and he gave me vision! What a leg end.

by nitromorgan March 9, 2019

leg end

A spelling mistake I made that is now common place speak in TOTP's podcasting and my daily grammar. Make it yours too.

Green day are total leg ends

by XloserXchickX July 16, 2008

Leg End

Plural: Leg Ends

Slang term/spin on the word "Legend(s)" and carries the same meaning. Mainly used when referring to living/fictitious legends, past & present.

- You can't get much better than Thingamyjig, always top class. What a Leg End!!

- You have to admit, The Whojameflips are Leg Ends in their own lifetime

by Funkydunk April 21, 2019

leg-end

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

by Kiwi Wordsmith September 4, 2005