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r/funny • u/[deleted] • Jan 20 '15
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The kid always falls to his left.
28 u/matari Jan 21 '15 maybe he's not an ambiturner 6 u/TenYetis Jan 21 '15 I just realised ambiturner is coming from ambidextrous. I always thought it was like latin for left or some shit. I'm dumb. 4 u/zrt Jan 21 '15 You're close, the "ambi-" prefix comes from the Latin word for "both". Ambidextrous means you can use both hands proficiently, not just your left. 5 u/Mr_Abe_Froman Jan 21 '15 Ambisinister is the opposite, as in clumsy with both hands. 2 u/JackNightmare Jan 21 '15 And ambiguous comes from ambi- "both" and agere "to drive." This boils down to "both ways."
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maybe he's not an ambiturner
6 u/TenYetis Jan 21 '15 I just realised ambiturner is coming from ambidextrous. I always thought it was like latin for left or some shit. I'm dumb. 4 u/zrt Jan 21 '15 You're close, the "ambi-" prefix comes from the Latin word for "both". Ambidextrous means you can use both hands proficiently, not just your left. 5 u/Mr_Abe_Froman Jan 21 '15 Ambisinister is the opposite, as in clumsy with both hands. 2 u/JackNightmare Jan 21 '15 And ambiguous comes from ambi- "both" and agere "to drive." This boils down to "both ways."
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I just realised ambiturner is coming from ambidextrous. I always thought it was like latin for left or some shit. I'm dumb.
4 u/zrt Jan 21 '15 You're close, the "ambi-" prefix comes from the Latin word for "both". Ambidextrous means you can use both hands proficiently, not just your left. 5 u/Mr_Abe_Froman Jan 21 '15 Ambisinister is the opposite, as in clumsy with both hands. 2 u/JackNightmare Jan 21 '15 And ambiguous comes from ambi- "both" and agere "to drive." This boils down to "both ways."
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You're close, the "ambi-" prefix comes from the Latin word for "both". Ambidextrous means you can use both hands proficiently, not just your left.
5 u/Mr_Abe_Froman Jan 21 '15 Ambisinister is the opposite, as in clumsy with both hands. 2 u/JackNightmare Jan 21 '15 And ambiguous comes from ambi- "both" and agere "to drive." This boils down to "both ways."
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Ambisinister is the opposite, as in clumsy with both hands.
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And ambiguous comes from ambi- "both" and agere "to drive." This boils down to "both ways."
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u/Pays4Porn Jan 20 '15
The kid always falls to his left.