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The cattle, bald in patches where the new hair had not grown yet, lowed in the pastures; the bowlegged lambs frisked round their bleating mothers.

(NYSE:FDX), tired of walking around bowlegged from Amazon.com, Inc.'s (NASDAQ: AMZN) pricing and service demands on its ground-delivery business, has had enough.

Bob Snyder asks if you've seen a bowlegged, aged handball player--and who hasn't?

They also noticed he was bowlegged, a condition that meant he walked with a "distinctive gait," Hayes said.

Two of my friends, a man and a woman, were bowlegged, but after they had undergone knee-replacement surgery, their knees had straightened perfectly.

Williams gloated about walking "bowlegged" after waiting for him naked in bed at his home last August, a jury was told.

At the New jersey Museum of Agriculture (now closed) on the Rutgers University campus in North Brunswick, N.J., there was a curved shin tile, formed on the shin of a man who was bowlegged.

It features Louis Jordan's 1939 song "Doug the Jitterbug," Wynonie Harris' 1950 R&B version of Hank Penny's "Bloodshot Eyes" and Bull Moose Jackson's 1947 "I Want a Bowlegged Woman," among others.

We might think that nobody would knowingly admit to certain defects like being bowlegged or pigeon-toed, and then we meet a mother who brings up in every conversation that her daughter has the widest feet the doctor has ever seen.

R&B performers/producers Paul Anthony and Bowlegged Lou from the group Full Force served as emcees for this wonderful event, which included live performances from Terry Huff and Kevin Downing.

cards disguised as bravado With underpinnings territorial and bowlegged,

The little bowlegged creatures march like clockwork, their bare feet slapping the cracked asphalt, and the milk sloshes from their narrow necks in standardized, regular motions.