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Meaning: (Yorkshire,idiomatic)To bebow-legged.2004, Margaret Dickinson, chapter 15, inRed Sky in the Morning:Joe laughed. ‘Aye, I know I'm a funny little feller. Icouldn't stop a pig in a passage, could I lass? But I'm good at me job, else Eddie wouldn't have asked me to come and look at that there roof.’2008, Wilf’ Lunn,My Best Cellar, page112:I remember seeing old ladies with incredible bowlegs caused by rickets. Unkind folks would remark ‘Theycouldn't stop a pig in a passage’.2011March 1, KE Payne,365 Days:And he's got funny-looking legs from all the football he plays; talk about bowed legs!Couldn't stop a pig in a passage, that one.
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