Definition of mollydooker in English:

mollydooker

nounˈmɒlɪˌduːkə

Australian informal

A left-handed person.
Example sentencesExamples
- They eventually gave up trying to force Stokes to switch, and he would remain a 'mollydooker' for life.
- He is rarely sighted after the first few rounds—opponents having lasted, collectively, only 69 rounds with the young "molly-dooker."
- He is possibly, even probably, the best left-handed batsman Australia has had, and certainly the best of all the Victorian mollydookers.
- Mr Quinn said there'd be no mollydookers in his class.
- Harris, a left-hander, was one of the few "molly-dookers" bowling in the competition

Origin

1940s: from Molly (pet form of the given name Mary) or from the slang term mauley 'hand' + -dook representing a pronunciation of duke (sense 2 of the noun) + -er¹.

单词	mollydooker
释义	Definition of mollydooker in English: mollydooker nounˈmɒlɪˌduːkə Australian informal A left-handed person. Example sentencesExamples They eventually gave up trying to force Stokes to switch, and he would remain a 'mollydooker' for life. He is rarely sighted after the first few rounds—opponents having lasted, collectively, only 69 rounds with the young "molly-dooker." He is possibly, even probably, the best left-handed batsman Australia has had, and certainly the best of all the Victorian mollydookers. Mr Quinn said there'd be no mollydookers in his class. Harris, a left-hander, was one of the few "molly-dookers" bowling in the competition Origin 1940s: from Molly (pet form of the given name Mary) or from the slang term mauley 'hand' + -dook representing a pronunciation of duke (sense 2 of the noun) + -er¹.
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