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lefty
1[ lef-tee ]
lefty
2[ lef-tee ]
adjective
- leftist; left-wing.
adverb
He bats lefty.
lefty
/ ˈlɛftɪ /
noun
- a left-winger
- a left-handed person
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
Washington needs one more reserve and could use a lefty for pinch-hit situations.
He had a higher rate of first-pitch sliders to lefties last year, perhaps showing less confidence in setting up counts or getting ahead with his fastball.
That day, Rizzo sent Treinen and top pitching prospect Jesús Luzardo to Oakland for lefty Sean Doolittle and right-hander Ryan Madson.
I like the bullpen depth if they can find another lefty and somebody to close.
The lefty has made at least 31 starts in every full season since 2008.
One lefty tweeter even complained that an invasion of icky American tourists would undermine “family values” in Cuba.
The actor (The Wire, Treme) and activist made no bones about his political leanings, proclaiming himself “a real live lefty.”
Malloy, meanwhile, in his first term as governor of Connecticut, has delivered on a wish list of lefty priorities.
As lefty publications such as Mother Jones love to point out, “Most Red States Take More Money from Washington Than They Put In.”
When he says that,” Lefty Wilson, the trainer, said, “he's liable to get three goals.
Burke pulled a packet of bills from his pocket, slipped them to Lefty's skinny hand.
His name was Lefty something-or-other, and he was about the sneakiest stool the department had.
And then tonight, after Lefty gave us this hideout location, I didn't have time to explain again.
So was his successful set-to in the brewery yard with Lefty Dinan, the Tenth street cock-of-the walk.
Were after old Lefty again, and now well finish the job we started in the first round.
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