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right-handed
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right-handed [′rīt ¦han·dəd]
(crystallography)
Having a crystal structure with a mirror-image relationship to a left-handed structure.
(design engineering)
Pertaining to screw threads that allow coupling only by turning in a clockwise direction.
right-laid


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The configuration at Kempton is not what Imperial Commander wants, either, and his record going righthanded, although limited, reads '6P'.
SHOULD IMPERIAL COMMANDER GO FOR THE KING GEORGE? by The Racing Post (London, England)
While the handicapper will not make life any easier, he can improve again when racing righthanded on good ground.
FIVE TO FOLLOW RORY BOY [...] by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
A middle order righthanded batsman, Snellgrove was a dedicated professional who made his debut for Lancashire in 1965 and scored 3,906 runs in 105 first-class matches for the county.
Cricket mourns stalwart Snellgrove by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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