Pronunciation: /left-ˈfʊtər/
noun a person who is left-footed, particularly in sports such as soccer or football
A1 My friend is a left-footer and plays soccer very well.
A2 The team needs a left-footer to balance out the right-footed players.
B1 As a left-footer, he has a natural advantage when it comes to kicking with his left foot.
B2 The left-footer scored a stunning goal with his weaker foot.
C1 His reputation as a skilled left-footer precedes him wherever he plays.
C2 The left-footer's precision and accuracy on the ball are unmatched by any other player on the team.
formal The left-footer player showcased exceptional skill during the match.
informal Did you see that left-footer's goal? It was amazing!
slang That left-footer is a total beast on the field.
figurative Being a left-footer in a right-handed world can sometimes feel like swimming against the current.
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