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View definitions for leg up

leg up

noun as in boost

noun as in helping hand

noun as in lift

noun as in raise

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"At one stage Des did kick his leg up in defence and as far as we know he did not have contact," she said.

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Giving applicants a leg up is apparently unfair only if it advantages people of color.

“Given the fuel moistures, we should have a little bit of a leg up on that.”

“They’ve created this perception that individuals that graduate from the most selective, wealthiest institutions ... have a leg up on everybody else,” he said.

Doran, who fought the Silverado fire, said his team had a leg up thanks to a decade-long partnership between Orchard Hills and the fire authority stretching back to when the developer, Irvine Co., broke ground in 2014.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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