Definition of sea legs
: bodily adjustment to the motion of a ship indicated especially by ability to walk steadily and by freedom from seasickness
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This gyroscope, about the size of a large microwave, is keeping the large boat stable—a boon for sailors (like me) who don’t have their sea legs yet.
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If there’s ever been a time to get your sea legs, this may just be your motivation.
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After a triumphant first day on the water, the 2,700 fans on board the Norwegian Jade are starting to get their sea legs.
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Grab your life-jackets and your goggles (beer or otherwise) and head to these 14 booze cruises to work on your sea legs while getting raucously drunk.
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One more short-area option might also help Carson Wentz get his sea legs back.
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After a triumphant first day on the water, the 2,700 fans on board the Norwegian Jade are starting to get their sea legs.
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And for guests who never find their sea legs, there’s a satellite bar right off the barge.
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After a triumphant first day on the water, the 2,700 fans on board the Norwegian Jade are starting to get their sea legs.
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First Known Use of sea legs
1712
SEA LEGS Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of sea legs for English Language Learners
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: the ability to walk steadily and not feel sick while traveling on a boat or ship
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