NOUN
- long-legged three-toed black-and-white wading bird of inland ponds and marshes or brackish lagoons
How To Use long-legs In A Sentence
- Beside it was a stone jetty where people were busy - Jason in shirt sleeves, one of the detectives in a suit, and Petra, she of the long-legs.
- In August gardeners may see clouds of daddy-long-legs emerging from lawns in the early morning and this, as well as the listed damage, are sure signs of leatherjacket infestation.
- Long-Legs and Bonjour pranced in the forest, barking and chasing each other the ways dogs do, yapping and playful-like.
- A few fish have been taken on the dap, with crickets/grasshoppers doing the business, and the daddy-long-legs should be making an appearance soon.
- The first "daddy long-legs" is actually a harvestman, or Opilione. Flattened fauna of sidewalks - Part 3
- Some daddy long-legs, also called harvestmen, order Opiliones are scavengers feeding on dead animals, including snails and slugs. Archive 2008-10-01
