Definition of leg bail in English:

leg bail

noun ˈlɛɡ beɪl

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Hughes (1822–1896), social reformer and children's writer. From leg + bail.

nounˈlɛɡ beɪl

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Hughes (1822–1896), social reformer and children's writer. From leg + bail.

单词	leg bail
释义	Definition of leg bail in English: leg bail noun ˈlɛɡ beɪl The bail which rests across the top of the middle and leg stumps. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Hughes (1822–1896), social reformer and children's writer. From leg + bail. Definition of leg bail in US English: leg bail nounˈlɛɡ beɪl The bail which rests across the top of the middle and leg stumps. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Hughes (1822–1896), social reformer and children's writer. From leg + bail.
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