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Oh yes, our trusty vowels :nod:

All right? On the contrary!

A _ _ I _ _ _ O U S

Properly handled: H, R, C, T
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aMbidextrous, but you'll have to put that R and T back in :nod:!

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Can I have an L for left? :biggrin:

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All right? On the contrary!

A M _ I L _ _ O U S

Properly handled: H, R, C, T
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| O
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Guess I'll try P; nothing seems to fit. :thinking:

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Look at Hel's and pearla's last posts, they're pretty inspiring, I think...

All right? On the contrary!

A M _ I L _ _ O U S

Properly handled: H, R, C, T, P
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Googled "Having two left hands"...Journeyed through The Free Dictionary, Thesaurus.com, Urban Dictionary...The 10th hit, luckily on the same page, I see ambilevous it took me to Wiktionary. Was it a good trip? I had better...:biggrin:

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Good word! Never knew ambidextrous had an opposite.

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As strange as it may sound, you've found the right word, pearla.

:jossun: on to the next gallows...

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:lol: Never thought about that either. I thought I had 'broken the code' with 'ambidextrous => can work with both hands => not all right' but couldn't make if fit of course - and I never looked for the 'left' version of it :)

Nice bit of trivia: "... dexter, meaning "right" or "favorable". The term ambidexter in English was originally used in a legal sense of jurors who accepted bribes from both parties for their verdict." :biggrin: