southpaw
IPA: sˈaʊθpɑ
noun
- (informal, idiomatic) One who is left-handed, especially in sports.
- (baseball) A left-handed pitcher.
- A boxer who leads with the right hand and guards with the left
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Examples of "southpaw" in Sentences
- He was a hard punching southpaw.
- Blue was a southpaw power pitcher.
- He therefore converted to a southpaw.
- Balboa fights as a southpaw left handed .
- Peterson is a fighter of the southpaw stance.
- The southpaw resides in the capital of Panama.
- She is affiliated with the tennis club and a southpaw.
- Who's the most dangerous when a southpaw is on the mound?
- A left handed boxer is called an unorthodox boxer or a Southpaw.
- I have the CDL in southpaw and use it for just about everything.
- Seems that the traditional designation is primarily that of southpaw.
- The term 'unorthodox southpaw' is used quite frequently here in the UK.
- This incredible southpaw is being heavily recruited from coast to coast.
- He is tough and a southpaw, which is always trouble for orthodox fighters.
- But the southpaw was able to avert further trouble as he got both Sean Casey and Wily Mo Pena to foul out.
- On Sept. 6 the southpaw is scheduled to undergo the last of three operations he needed to correct the condition.
- I don't know its derivation, but just the sound of it -- "southpaw" -- it doesn't make you wish you'd been born one.
- Macha brought in southpaw Ricardo Rincon (1-1), whose first offering was belted off the right field wall by Darin Erstad, plating two and tying the game, 4-4.
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