Having a problem walking, maybe, being dismissed? Oval is enthralled

Usage examples of bowlegged.

His steady shack, Dottie the bowlegged whore, cared for him and hid his shoes so he would be faithful, but nothing worked, so she tried suicide from the second floor of a nipa hut and became Dottie the bowlegged whore.

With the wind at their backs, their scent was going straight toward the rocks, and the Tartar was making unnecessary amounts of noise, breathing heavily and brushing the bushes with his bowlegged gait.

And woe to him if Efendina or any bowlegged, squinting or halfwitted creature came by!

Malink led them into the village, his bowlegged gait more wobbly than normal.

He turned and walked and fell into a light bowlegged amble down the path.

Standing upright, bowlegged, body covered with rough fur of indefinite color.

A runty, bowlegged man with a short grizzled beard emerged, carrying a mess of dirty linens and a bucket with a closed lid.

Then I began moving up the scale again: a snapdragon, a black grouse, a gecko, and a bowlegged mongrel with one eye, chewed ears, and a body bearing the scars of a thousand back-alley battles.

The Darksider was standing bowlegged by the bed and scratching its chest.

He walked bowlegged, because his scrotum was the size of a grapefruit.

I have eleven children, and I am twenty-six times a grandma, and I have seen them all through their silly seasons, and when it come on them they will run the Devil bowlegged keeping up with their mischief.

Charley says if this is the way the government is going to treat him after the way he walks himself bowlegged over in France with the Rainbow Division, making the Germans hard to catch, why, all right.

John Grady turned again and hacked at the cuchillero with his tray and the cuchillero squatted and he saw him there thin and bowlegged under his outflung arm for one frozen moment like some dark and reedy homunculous bent upon inhabiting him.

Borrik, the bowlegged communications officer with the long face and the zebralike markings on his skin.

The town was named Heneko, and the marines went there at night to fight over meager honors, get hustled by the bowlegged bargirls, and drink in the heavy, reckless way of young GIs overseas for the first time.