Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
show-a-leg
idiom
/ʃoʊ ə lɛg/

Definition
To appear in a way that surprises or captivates others.

Examples
- During the talent show, she really knew how to show-a-leg with her stunning dance performance.
- If you want to impress the judges, you’ll need to show-a-leg in your next audition.
- He decided to show-a-leg by showcasing his unique art style at the exhibition.

Meaning
This phrase can imply revealing something interesting or unexpected about oneself.

Synonyms
- impress
- surprise
- captivate