ambidexter|ambidexters in English
noun
one who can use both hands effectively; one who is deceitful, one who is "two-faced"
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1. Ambidexters meaning Plural form of ambidexter.
2. Nouns for ambidextrous include ambidexter, ambidexterities, ambidexterity, Ambidexters, ambidextrism, ambidextrous and ambidextrousness
3. Ambergrises amberies amberina amberinas ambering amberite amberites amberjack: amberjacks amberlike amberoid amberoids amberous (current term) ambers ambery ambi-ambiance ambiances: ambident ambident anion ambident ligand ambidexter ambidexterities ambidexterity ambidexterous ambidexters ambidextral
4. Origin of Ambidexterity Dating from the 17th Century CE; ambidexter +"Ž -ity, from Medieval Latin adjective ambidexter (“utilising both hands normally"), from Latin ambi- + dexter (“right, handy, …
5. Ambidexters play as well with their right hand as with their left hand
6. Contest [Left-handers, Right-handers and Ambidexters] in Virtual Judge
7. [1913 Webster] The rest are hypocrites, Ambidexters, so many turning… …
8. [Peculiarities of behavior of offspring of rats-Ambidexters after surviving vital stress].
9. Millennials are perfectly adapted to become Ambidexters in their abundant use of handheld devices
10. The regression line for Ambidexters exhibited less learning than that for left-handers
11. Ambidexters An interesting text on Elvish dexterity from the Eldarin Hands, Fingers & Numerals
12. Phrase “Ambidexters” by Aldaleon Eldar ataformaiti; epetai i hyarma ú ten ulca símaryassen
13. Wynne under the title The Ambidexters Sentence in Vinyar Tengwar 49, attached to the essay Eldarin Hands, Fingers & Numerals.
14. “Beware, therefore, you masking players, you painted sepulchres, you double dealing Ambidexters” (Stubbes in Pollard 2004: 118)
15. Perfect Ambidexters to whom there is no difference at all in using the right or the left hand
16. “Masking players, painted sepulchers and double dealing Ambidexters” on duty: anti-theatricalist tracts on audience involvement and the transformative power …
17. Ambidexters BCG Release the only one with this feature in the U.S.A !! Designed for COLT pattern magazines in calibers 9mm 7075-T6 Aircraft Aluminum Alloy
18. Defamation suits by lawyers accused of being Ambidexters, the contemporary term for conflict of interest, constituted a large category of these lawyer defamation suits
19. Defamation suits by lawyers accused of being Ambidexters, the contemporary term for conflict of interest, constituted a large category of these lawyer defamation suits
20. Coming from the Latin word ambidexter, which means “right-handed on both sides,” Ambidextrous describes someone who can use either hand to write, swing a bat or catch a ball.
21. Wynne under the title The Ambidexters Sentence in Vinyar Tengwar n° 49, attached to the essay Eldarin Hands, Fingers & Numerals published in three parts in Vinyar Tengwar n° 47 to 49
22. OF Ambidexters AND DAFFIDOWNDILIES: DEFAMATION OF LAWYERS, LEGAL ETHICS, AND PROFESSIONAL REPUTATION JONATHAN ROSEt As if one saith to a lawyer, "he is an ambodexter," there cannot be a greater slan-
23. As the secular cause of action for defamation developed, there were a number of actions instituted by lawyers, including a significant number of defamation suits by lawyers accused of being Ambidexters, the contemporary term for conflict of interest.
24. The activity of acetylcholinesterase (AChE), 5'-nucleotidase (NT), adenylate cyclase (AC) in P2 fraction of sensory-motor cortex was studied in right-handed, left-handed and Ambidexters rats on the 2-nd and 45-th day after revealing preferable forepaw at taking feedstuff …
25. Ambidextrous (adj.) also ambidexterous, "able to use both hands equally," 1640s, with -ous + Medieval Latin ambidexter, literally "right-handed on both sides," from ambi-"both, on both sides" (see ambi-) + dexter "right-handed" (from PIE root *deks-"right; south")