Bough and Leg

Bough

Bough noun - A major outgrowth from the main stem of a woody plant.

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Leg and bough are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Leg" instead a noun "Bough".

Leg noun - A lower limb of an animal.

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Bough and leg are semantically related. You can use "Bough" instead a noun "Leg".

Nearby Word: legless

broken	broken bough	broken leg
twisted	twisted bough	twisted leg

In "When the Bough Breaks", when Bud's recovering from his leg injury, he befriends the Admiral's current girlfriend, a professor of Shakespeare, by noting how several episodes of Star Trek borrow from some of Shakespeare's plays.

Source: Not So Different / Live-Action TV
In "When the Bough Breaks", while Bud is recovering from his leg injury, he befriends the Admiral's current girlfriend, a professor of Shakespeare, by noting how several episodes of Star Trek borrow from some of Shakespeare's plays.

Source: Series / JAG

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