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leggin it
What does leggin it mean?
To run off, bolt, escape on foot. Older British slang that drill rappers kept alive — usually deployed when feds, opps, or trouble shows up and the only sensible play is your trainers.
"Jakes pulled up so man was leggin it through the estate."
Origin
British informal English dating back decades, absorbed wholesale into UK drill vocabulary.
Frequently asked questions
What does leggin it mean?
Leggin it means running away, with your feet doing all the work.
How do you use leggin it in a sentence?
For example: "Security showed up so we were leggin it down the alley."
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