2 Metaphors for thigh

"'En yo' thighs is des raw whar de spurrers has be'n driv' in you,' sez de cunjuh man.

The little father Guillotin has no butcher, but he has a purveyor; and in his brass stewpans, the verdigris of which never poisons, the dead horse is transformed into beef a-la-mode; the thighs of the dead dogs found in Rue Guénegaud become legs of mutton from the salt-marshes; and the magic of a piquant sauce gives to the staggering bob (dead born veal) of the cow-feeder the appetizing look of that of Pontoise.

2 Metaphors for  thigh