to shake one's leg rhythmically whilst seated [colloquial]

(noun) one hand and one leg; (slang) someone's own works; someone works alone; to do something from scratch

a foot covered in cow dung, it is used to describe a person getting himself / herself in big trouble which is hard to get out of

two-timing (slang)

to be a player in relationships, having many lovers at the same time [written and colloquial]

(slang) to describe someone who handles all the tasks for a project or a business

seven hands eight feet, which means there are a lot of people interfering and the situation is messy

a chair with only 3 legs; to describe something or someone that is unreliable

tripod

something which is unreliable or not trustworthy / a trap for tripping people over / three legged chair

three-wheeled motorcycle; auto rickshaw (slang)

describes the feeling of no more worries and troubles; to describe a situation where all the 'loose ends' (i.e. troubles) are settled and taken care of, so one does not need to worry any further; to literally "clean hands, clean feet"

too many cooks in the kitchen, too many people trying to work on the same task / project and that messes up the progress

to be kicked by someone; to kick someone [colloquial]

straighten the legs

Stand / be in the way;be a hindrance

clumsy; to be a burden to others whose freedom is restrained as a result [colloquial]

(verb) 1. Secretly mess with (an objective in order to make it malfunction); 2. Make arrangement (on vote etc.)

hairless legs [colloquial]

to kick the bucket; to be dead [colloquial]

arriving one after each other on purpose as to avoid unwanted attention

front leg

get physical

legs bouncing up and down while sitting

to intervene [colloquial]

right foot

co-operate or work together

no match for… [colloquial]

it's not done by me; I didn't do it

not enough people, typically for when playing games or mahjong [colloquial]