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- noun Plural form of
portsider .
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Examples
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Granted, many potent portsiders have wielded political and cultural power -- Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, Mark Twain, Kurt Cobain, Albert Schweitzer and Lenny Bruce, to name but a few.
Michael Sigman: Why We Hate Going to the Dennis Michael Sigman 2011
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I will contine to be a lefty with bad taste and even less culture by shooting my Savage and Ruger portsiders!
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It's those sports, like baseball, which feature the mano-a-mano component, where portsiders have the edge.
SI.com 2010
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Your shipmates will include provocative panelists and political portsiders (watch a slideshow from our 2009 cruise) plus a daily array of stimulating seminars and enlivening discussions.
The Corner on National Review Online Jonah Goldberg 2010
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Your shipmates will include provocative panelists and political portsiders (watch a slideshow from our 2009 cruise) plus a daily array of stimulating seminars and enlivening discussions.
The Corner on National Review Online Jonah Goldberg 2010
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Keppinger will likely face all left-handed pitching, something that could cause his batting average to skyrocket given that he owns a career line of .351 / .403 / .515 in 268 career AB against portsiders.
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It was Lefty Night in the minor league system, with some pretty high-profile portsiders, southpaws, left-handers in the spotlight.
Texas Rangers 2009
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Like Canham, he’s a lefty swinger who has no problem with portsiders .350/.436/.425.
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