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southpaw
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Word definitions for southpaw in dictionaries
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Word definitions in Wikipedia
Southpaw is another name for a left-handed individual, particularly in sports. Southpaw may also refer to:
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Southpaw \South"paw`\, a. (Baseball) Using the left hand in pitching; said of a pitcher. [Cant]
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"lefthander," 1885, originally baseball slang, of pitchers, often said to have been coined by Finley Peter Dunne ("Mr. Dooley"), Chicago sports journalist and humorist, in the days when, it is said, baseball diamonds regularly were laid out with home plate ...
Usage examples of southpaw.
Jackhammer Smit was having trouble with the southpaw and was showing his frustration.
He was getting the hang of the southpaw and was going to make Hoppie take the fight to where he stood rooted to the centre of the ring.
In the years ahead I also taught myself to fight as a southpaw, so I could switch if necessary in the middle of a fight, as though it were entirely natural for me to do so.
I had switched back from a southpaw stance and he was no match for me as a boxer, provided I stayed in the centre of the ring and off the ropes.
As you have probably noticed I am having some involuntary twitches in the fingers of my left hand, but under your supervision I have no doubt that this small problem will clear up sooner or later and then I can go back to my old southpaw ways.
And Hagler, who knocked Mears out in his only title shot, Hagler the tigerish southpaw, he is there, too.
Boariyi flashed an instant attack, countering his left-hand riposte as easily as before, then mockingly performed the same tactic, so they were southpaw to southpaw.
I had the arm and the mineral patience of the daydreamer and I roamed the outfield green, lamb happy and nervous when southpaws came to the plate.
Southpaw, one-hander off the backhand side, a serve Donnie Stott likes to clock with radar, and chart.
That little pocket was sometimes convenient, but it was irritating, too — just one more visible sign of the world's half-conscious prejudice against southpaws like her.