loose-legged:

British adjective, in the 16 ^th to the 19 ^th century, to describe a woman as incontinent , wanton , or unchaste.
See Also: ace queen, baby-split, bacon and eggs, banbury, bed bargain, ben's gran, bloomers, bowlegged, boxer shorts, boxers, butter and cheesecake, callicnemic, chemise, cnemopalmia, cnemoscopy, cookie crumbs, crackish, cross-legged, crurocentric, crurofact, crurophilous, crurormia, depilation, Dutch pegs, gains, gam, gamb, gape, gay wench, get a shot of leg, grousegrunt, ham and eggs, hobbler, hobeast, hopped-up job, immoral girl, Irish legs, lallies, leg, leg man, leg restraint, leg spreader, leg stretcher, leggy, lift a leg, limb, Lincoln tunnel, loose, loose kirtle, loose-gowned woman, loose-hilted woman, loose-legged woman, mumbley pegs, Mystic Megs, on the loose, pegs, pillars to the temple, pins, pleaser, pubic area, punchboard, sexciting, slapper, spreader bar, stems, syntribadism, syntribate, tibiocontrectation, trollymog, wooden pegs, X-legged, zipper morals

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