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leg something out
phrasal verb with legverbuk /leɡ/ us /leɡ/
especially in baseball, to run very fast in order to reach a base on a short hit, or to run very fast to reach more bases than usual on a hit:
James legged out a hit on a ball that dribbled weakly to third base.
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