Ambitionist

One who is obsessed with achieving goals.

The compulsive behavior of an ambitionist drives them to achieve their next goal as soon as they have reached a goal they had previously set for themselves.

by Archeo Bob November 15, 2009

Ambitionist

Ambitionist- someone who exhibits or strives for ambition.

The successful tech influencer was invited to give a lecture to fellow ambitionists.

by anonymous March 1, 2026

Ambitionista

An ambitious young woman, driven to succeed in her career or business. Associated with a hashtag on Twitter.

All female celebrities were once an #Ambitionista with a dream

by Ambitionista November 4, 2014

ambisinistrous

Equally bad at something with both hands.

I'm ambisinistrous at Wii bowling; I suck on both sides.

by Hardcore Poser May 4, 2009

dickhead ambitions

A phrase that accurately describes the intentions of a person who partakes in an action to piss another person off.

Steven Sinski: That mother-fucker just cut me off.

Dan Sinski: It's okay son he has dickhead ambitions.

by andrewrauschhasabigcock October 9, 2010

Put these foolish ambitions to rest.

A phrase used by Margit, The Fell Omen to gloat every time he kicked my maidenless ass.

Me: *dies*

Margit, The Fell Omen: Put these foolish ambitions to rest.

by Exterminator (not really) January 1, 2023

Ambisinister

adj., from "ambi-" (both) and "sinister" (left-handed, in its original meaning)

1) Clumsy or inept with both hands (i.e., the opposite of ambidextrous, which literally means "both" + "right-handed"; note that ancient Rome enormously favoured right-handedness, as China has in modern times)

2) Skilled or able with both hands (used generally in protest against the term ambidextrous because it implies right-handedness is preferable or ideal - ergo, this term is most commonly used by left-handed people, and also by hipsters and English majors who want to show of their knowledge of etymology and generally feel superior; very few people who use the term "ambisinister" are technically ambidextrous)

See also ambisinistrous, which has the same meanings and the same roots (however, the adjective sinistrous has been almost universally replaced by sinister over the last several centuries).

I wish I was ambisinister, but I'm not really sinister at all... except when I'm jerking it.

by sumpn sumpn July 24, 2011