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1inside left — noun : a forward on a soccer team whose position is between the center forward and the outside left * * * inside left or inside right noun In some games, a forward between the centre and outside • • • Main Entry: ↑inside …
2inside left — /ɪnsaɪd ˈlɛft/ (say insuyd left) noun (in soccer, hockey, etc.) a player in the forward line between centre forward and outside left …
3inside left — ball player that is located between the offense and the defense, ball player that plays the center of the field …
4Inside forward — In football (soccer), the position of inside forward was popularly used in the late nineteenth and first half of the 20th centuries. The inside forwards would support the centre forwards, running and making space in the opposition defence, and,… …
5inside — preposition /ɪnˈsaɪd / (say in suyd) 1. on the inner side of; within: inside the circle. 2. before the elapse of: inside an hour. –adverb /ɪnˈsaɪd / (say in suyd) 3. a. in or into the inner part: to go inside. b. Colloquial in or towards a more… …
6inside — n., adj., adv., & prep. n. 1 a the inner side or surface of a thing. b the inner part; the interior. 2 a (of a path) the side next to the wall or away from the road. b (of a double decker bus) the lower section. 3 (usu. in pl.) colloq. the… …
7inside right — noun : a forward on a soccer team whose position is between the center forward and the outside right * * * inside left or inside right noun In some games, a forward between the centre and outside • • • Main Entry: ↑inside …
8left inner — /lɛft ˈɪnə/ (say left inuh) noun Hockey → inside left …
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10Left-handedness — is the preference for the left hand over the right for everyday activities such as writing. Most left handed people favor their right hand for some activities, and many exhibit some degree of ambidexterity. [… …
