Southpaw (noun)

1. A left-handed person, especially a left-handed pitcher in baseball.
2. Something that is designed for use by a left-handed person.

Origin:

The word 'southpaw' is derived from the practice of pitching a baseball game with the left hand towards the south side of the field.

Examples:

1. The famous pitcher was known as a dominant southpaw.
2. Many left-handed people appreciate products designed specifically for southpaws.
3. In baseball, left-handed pitchers are often referred to as southpaws.
4. A southpaw pitcher can be especially difficult for right-handed hitters to face.
5. A southpaw golf club would have the weight distributed on the right side for a left-handed golfer.