ambidextrous

Of course, the ambidextrous ironies of the current situation work both ways.

He worked until those clever ambidextrous hands lost the cunning to work out the forms his active brain could still conceive.

He is painting at a small easel and working in quite a wonderful manner, for he is ambidextrous.

Man was once, in his childhood on earth, what Charles Reade wanted him again to be in his maturer centuries, ambidextrous.

Because it has been found that children trained on Ambidextrous lines develop neurotic symptoms.

It is seldom that one in this world sees his way to being so adroitly ambidextrous.