What is another word for bandy leg?
Pronunciation: [bˈandi lˈɛɡ] (IPA) 
Bandy leg is a condition where the legs are bent outwards at the knees, causing the feet to be positioned further apart. It can cause discomfort and difficulty in walking for some individuals. There are various synonyms to describe this condition, such as bow-legged, cow-hocked, knock-kneed, and genu varum. Bow-legged refers to legs that curve outward when standing with the feet together, and genu varum is another term for bow-leggedness. Cow-hocked describes legs that curve inward from the knees to the fetlocks, while knock-kneed is the opposite of bow-legged, where the legs curve inward while standing with feet together. All of these terms can be used to describe the same condition as bandy leg.
