Crossword clues for leftish
The Collaborative International Dictionary
leftish \leftish\ adj. Inclined toward the political left.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1934, in the political sense, from left (adj.) + -ish.
Wiktionary
a. (context politics English) Leaning towards the political left.(R:Dictionary.com)
WordNet
adj. tending toward the political left
Usage examples of "leftish".
It is not impossible that one or two leftish newspapers will be suppressed before long.
A number of the leftish and feminist groups with whom Carolyn was sometimes aligned are also represented.
Independents are too damned leftish for me, or for anybody else who wore a mask.
Then at one time he used to write marvellous little articles for Leftish journals, but even that has stopped now.
Mind you, many Leftish journalists sentimentalized the unemployed, making out that they were all saints.
Kneeling down beside Howl, she carefully put the black lump on his chest in the leftish sort of place she had felt hers in when it troubled her, and pushed.
On the other hand, there were the usual arguments against having anything to do with those who had worked with or helped Mussolini, and immediately there grew an endless series of intrigues among the six or seven Leftish parties in Rome to get rid of the King and Badoglio and take the power themselves.
Kneeling down beside Howl, she carefully put the black lump on his chest in the leftish sort of place she had felt hers when it troubled her, and pushed.
PR she had been picking up from leftish organizations and pressure groups had been more or less constant for two years, ever since the giga-conductor was announced to the public.