ambidextrous
am·bi·dex·trous
adj \ˌam-bi-ˈdek-strəs\Definition of AMBIDEXTROUS
1
: using both hands with equal ease
2
: unusually skillful : versatile
3
: characterized by duplicity : double-dealing
— am·bi·dex·trous·ly adverb
Origin of AMBIDEXTROUS
Late Latin ambidexter, from Latin ambi- + dexter right-hand — more at dexter
First Known Use: 1646
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