left

The hand on the left side of the body

Moving a vehicle to the left while driving

The side of the body or space that is opposite to left

Feeling sad because others do not include you

Abandoned without help in a very dangerous situation

Badly damaged or destroyed, like a building after a disaster

Alone without help or someone watching, a person must take care of themselves

Can act without supervision and decide what to do

Leave a place or conversation quietly to avoid attention

In a way that is not expected

Being the only person who must deal with a problem after others avoid it

A situation with no decision or guidance that leaves people unsure

Words said to show an event has ended so people can leave

Fail to keep up from the start while others move ahead

Laughing very hard because something is very funny

In a situation where you cannot act freely and must accept someone else's decision

A joking phrase people say when they mix up left and right

The hand on the left side of the body

Something that remains after the rest has been used or eaten

A group in politics with very extreme left-wing views

A thing you use with the left hand

The part of the outfield on the left side in baseball and the player who plays there

People or groups that support more social equality and government help

On the left side of something

Moving a vehicle to the left while driving

The part of a stage to the actor's left when facing the audience

A person who supports ideas for more equality and public services

Player who stands in left field in baseball or softball and catches balls

The left half of the brain that controls the right side of the body and helps language and logical thinking

Left half of the brain that controls the right body side and helps with language and thinking

Being slightly left in politics and supporting some social change

A baseball pitcher who throws the ball with the left hand

An unexpected, unusual idea or remark that surprises people

A heart chamber on the left side that pumps blood with oxygen to the body

A person who uses their left hand more than their right, often for writing

A baseball player who throws the ball to batters with the left hand

Changing policies or views toward more left-wing ideas

An area of Paris on the southern side of the Seine known for artists, writers, and cafes

Upper left part of the heart that gets oxygen-rich blood from the lungs and sends it to the left ventricle

A habit of using the left hand instead of the right for tasks like writing and eating

Main artery from the aorta that gives blood to the left side of the heart

A player who mainly uses the left foot to kick the ball

A remark that seems like praise but also insults someone

A blood vessel that carries blood to the inner curve of the stomach and to the lower food pipe

A vein that carries blood from the top of the stomach and lower food tube to the portal vein

A heart valve with two flaps that lets blood move from the left atrium to the left ventricle without backflow

The part of the stage on an actor's left when facing the audience

A place at a station or airport where people leave bags for a short time

Letters in handwriting that tilt toward the left

A rude name for people on the far left with very strong political ideas

A small blood vessel on the back wall of the left upper heart chamber that drains into the coronary sinus

A vein at the back of the left heart that carries used blood from the muscle to a main vein