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leg warmer
noun
- a footless, stockinglike knitted covering for the leg, usually worn over tights, trousers, boots, etc., for warmth, as in a dance class or while exercising, or as a fashion accessory.
Word History and Origins
Origin of leg warmer1
Example Sentences
The 1980s have provided so many TV series reboots, sequels and DayGlo leg warmer nostalgia that multiple generations are convinced the Reagan years were actually fun.
Perversely, the expensive CGI achieves the opposite effect of those spandex and leg warmer outfits — it trades real theatricality for slipshod illusionism, pushing you out instead of pulling you in.
See More » That Black Wax Ms. West used waterproof fabrics popular with mountain climbers to line many of the more rudimentary pieces she built, including moccasins and a type of early leg warmer that involved wrapping shins with fur held in place with strips of leather.
I opted for the baggy Japanese-style leg warmer socks rather than the stockings.
Even if you couldn't give a flying leg warmer for the eighties, you should download Rad Raygun for its ingenuity and style.
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