lefty
lefty
Definition
☆ lefty (lef′tē)
noun pl. left′·ies
- a left-handed person
- leftist
lefty
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- think: I think lefties use more of their brain because of adaptation to a right handed world.
- excommunicate: We must find a suitable pontiff of the left to excommunicate lefties who are on the turn.
- say: Is Muhammad saying that lefties are following in the ways of Satan?
- see: I've never seen a lefty Gibson Hummingbird before.
Preposition: in
- class: There were a couple of lefties in the class and the other guy now writes hook-handed.
- year: I sent out questionnaires to all the lefties in years 7, 8, 9 and 10.
Adjective modifier
- old: Jay, it turns out, is what we use to call a cynical old lefty.
- liberal: Heart among the liberal lefties says vote against Tony Blair to punish him for the war.
- most: Use your sense of humor which most lefties have in abundance.
- other: I have bought my own tools, but while in school, I had to burn my hand like all the other lefties.
- only: I was the only lefty in the house I grew up in.
- famous: He also has a great resource center full of left-handed information and a list of famous Australian lefties.
Modifies a noun
- liberal: Yet this was 50 years ago, when even the most diligent lefty liberal still used CFCs.
- teacher: I do however have a good outlook because there are many lefty teachers and they all are very proud.
- thing: Mom had a degree in education and she was savvy about the whole lefty thing.
Noun used with modifier
- right-on: Their issues are just different ( and often the ones us right-on lefties don't agree with ).
Browse dictionary entries near lefty
- leftward
- leftovers
- leftover
- leftist
- leftish
- left wing
- left out
- left heart
- left-handed
- left-hand
- leg
- leg.
- leg bye
- leg-of-mutton
- leg warmers
- legacy
- legacy system
- legal
- legal age
- legal aid
