This would be termed genu varum or a varus deformity of the knees. Varus is the term given when the distal part of a joint is angled toward from the midline. In this case the tibia, the large bone in the lower leg, is angled toward the midline in relation to the femur (with the knee joint being the one in question).
The opposite of this, a knock-kneed appearance is termed genu valgum or a valgus deformity.
Bow legged
No, he wasn't bow-legged.
bow legged
Yes.
No King Phillip II of Spain was not bow legged. King Phillip II of Spain was briefly married to Mary I of England.
Pawn Stars - 2009 Bow Legged - 2.28 was released on: USA: 12 April 2010
He is bow-legged
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no certain dog breed HAS to be bow legged. it is all genetics. any dog could have bow legs. like it or not, there is no fix but better breeding... bow leggedness is often a result of poor breeding such as breeding two sibling dogs together, which often results in diseases and bow leggedness.
No. I don't have a clue where that question came from... But no.
Another name for a four legged animal is a quadruped.
To act bow-legged, you can stand with your feet positioned slightly apart, allowing your knees to bend outward, creating a noticeable gap between them. When walking, take shorter steps and exaggerate the outward motion of your legs, giving the impression of a bow-legged gait. Additionally, you can lean back slightly or sway your hips to enhance the effect. Practice maintaining this posture to convincingly portray the characteristic stance.