to stretch or spread out one’s feet

Zorc 1969

to walk with the legs spread apart; to walk with the arms out, as if something is tucked under the armpits

Mintz and Britanico 1985

for two or more things which are joined at the base to spread apart (as leaves of a book, legs wide open)

Wolff 1972

to sit with the legs spread apart; a certain large crab (from the way it holds its pincers wide apart?)

Pigeaud 1938

to walk or sit with legs wide apart

Neumann 1951

a long-legged, wide-striding waterbird

Wilkinson 1959

straddling wide

Wilkinson 1959

to walk with the legs wide apart, or with long strides

Wilkinson 1959

with legs flung wide apart --- of dead bodies on a battlefield; of a door, to be ajar at a wide angle

Wilkinson 1959

spreading open the legs or feet

Quick and Quick 2005

space between the upper thighs, the crotch

Warneck 1977