Podiadextrous

Being Skilled in using your feet for everyday tasks usually through manipulation with the toes or with both feet.

"have you been to daves place? he turns his tv on with his foot."
"yeah, dudes podiadextrous"

by Jazz Hmmerhands January 10, 2009

poindextrous

To be able to communicate equally well with both nerds and normal people alike.

John is quite poindextrous because he is the company's tech dude that will drink you under the table while getting all the cute chicks in the bar.

by jennifer dietz May 9, 2008

poindextrous

Able to communicate equally well with both geeks and non-technical people.

John has risen quickly through the company ranks because of his poindextrous ability to communicate equally well with both the developer geeks and pointy-haired bosses. But don't call him a nerd. Erkel is a nerd, John is a proud geek.

by HotForWoods September 12, 2012

pedidextrous

1. A person who is ambidextrous, specifically with their feet. Derived using the Latin word pes, which means feet. They are equally skilled at using either their left or right foot, which can provide an advantage in sports such as surfing, soccer, and the triple jump in athletics.

2. The ability of someone to perform skilful tasks with their feet such as writing and eating with chopsticks, by holding things between their toes.

3. A car where either the left or right headlight works, but not both at the same time. Based on the word pediddel, which means a car with only one working headlight.

The English athlete Jonathan Edwards was pedidextrous, and his unbeaten world record triple jump in 1995 was the first to exceed 60 ft.

Yesterday my car's left headlight wasn't working. Today it's the right one. It must be pedidextrous.

by Bloopy May 23, 2008

pedidextrous

to be able to play football with both left and right foot

David Beckham is pedidextrous

by Joe Phillips September 5, 2003