Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
front-leg
noun
/frʌnt lɛɡ/
Definition
The front leg refers to one of the two limbs located at the front of an animal’s body, particularly in quadrupeds, used for standing, walking, and running.
Examples
- The horse uses its front legs to jump over obstacles.
- In many mammals, the front leg is stronger than the back leg to support the body weight.
- The dog limped because it had an injury on its front leg.
Meaning
In the context of animals, especially those with four legs, the front leg plays a crucial role in their mobility and stability.
Synonyms
- foreleg
- front limb
