"She's Got Legs" may refer to:
- Anatomy Anomaly: One character has significantly longer legs than the rest of the cast.
- Author Appeal: Someone involved with the work finds legs attractive and incorporates that into their work.
- "Basic Instinct" Legs-Crossing Parody: A Stock Parody of the iconic leg-crossing scene from Basic Instinct.
- Exposed to the Elements: A character is wearing an outfit that isn't suited for cold weather, but this fact is ignored. Said outfit may show off their legs.
- Helpless Kicking: A character kicks or flails their legs as they are being killed or Eaten Alive. Some female examples toss in an element of Fanservice either unintentionally or deliberately.
- Kick Chick: A female character primarily uses her legs when fighting.
- Minidress of Power: An Action Girl kicks ass while wearing a mini dress. Said mini dress may show off her legs.
- Leg Focus: In a work, a character or the camera draws attention to another character's legs. Formerly called "She's Got Legs".
- Leotard of Power: Because leotards cover only the upper body and crotch, the legs are often exposed.
- Proper Tights with a Skirt: A character wears tights under a non-uniform skirt to show their practical yet feminine personality.
- Sexy Slit Dress: When a character wears a dress with a slit in the skirt for the purpose of showing some leg.
- Show Some Leg: When a character deliberately exposes part of their body in a titilating manner to distract. Despite the name, this need not necessarily be the legs, but they're a popular body part to use.
- Showgirl Skirt: The skirt does not fully encircle the waist, showing the legs at one angle.
- Statuesque Stunner: A tall woman whose height is part of her appeal.
- These Tropes Are Made for Walking: Tropes about legs and feet.
- Tropes Out on a Limb: Tropes about limbs, including legs.
- Eliminator (ZZ Top album): An album by ZZ Top that includes a song called "Legs", which includes the phrase "she's got legs" in the lyrics.
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