(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)

(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

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

Stand / be in the way;be a hindrance

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

legs bouncing up and down while sitting

co-operate or work together

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

has a habit of stealing or theft (slang)

to fight or get physically aggressive / moving or shaking hands and feet

one who is crawling on the floor using both hands and feet

National football player

enough amount of people

put one's skills and expertise to good use

noun; to describe someone's thigh is as heavy or thick as an elephant

till the end; keep pursuing

cooperating in order to accomplish something; to work hand-in-hand

shoes that are too tight which digs into one's foot

legs opening outwards; narrow on top, wide at the bottom

it describes people who are clean, and do not steal

one who brings luck

(adjective) sluggish and clumsy; a term used to imply that someone is slow-moving and lacking the deftness to do work

close by; convenient