legless

/ ˈlɛɡlɪs /

adjective

1. without legs
2. informal.
   very drunk

Example Sentences

But nature breaks rules all the time, and the latest animals to confound the yolk vs. milk binary are caecilians, the egg-laying, legless amphibians that look like worms.

From New York Times

Valeria takes a similarly pragmatic approach: "A blind, legless husband - it's not so bad," she laughs, adding that as a former dentist she's just relieved he didn't lose his teeth.

From BBC

Look for the European legless lizard, a friendly high contrast white ball python, and unusual vintage art made of butterfly wings.

From Seattle Times

When born, baby caecilians — legless amphibians that look like a mash-up of a snake and a worm — use their tiny hook-shaped teeth to scrape off their mother’s skin and feast.

From New York Times

Diners sit in front of a sign advertising frogs’ legs in a restaurant as a despondent legless amphibian rolls out of the kitchen.

From New York Times