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ambigram 

Ambigram n., - a word or words that can be read in more than one way or from more than a single vantage point, such as both right side up and upside down. (from Latin: ambi=both + gram=letter)
" that crazy picture of text is actually called an ambigram "
ambigram by SpoR January 7, 2006
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The inability to maintain a cohesive train of thought and/or conversation after taking Ambien.
Hey, are you watching Cougar Town? I loved it when Pheobe saw Monica and Chandler, and covered her eyes...zzzzzz, is an example of when someone ambirambis after taking Ambien.
Ambirambi by Ohchadeous August 17, 2010
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Ambigamy 

Noun. A relationship that defies classification. Can be short term or may last years.

Person:
neut. Ambigamist
masc. Ambigamister
fem. Ambigamiss (also ambiga-mrs)

Adjective.

Ambigamous
Marcus: I thought Paul and Jen were not dating but then last night, they cuddled and giggled all through the movie. What gives?

Mel: I know what you mean. They are Ambigamists.

Marcus: What's that?

Mel: It's a word some guy made up. I guess that's the simple explanation, I mean without getting too much into semantic theory.

Marcus: No, I know that. but-

Mel: oh you know it was a guy that made it up? doesn't that seem just a tad bit misogynistic?

Marcus: No not about it being a guy. I just mean what does it mean?

Mel: oh. Well you can go online and read the definition by clicking on this word ambigamy.

Marcus: How do I click on a word you just said? that doesn't make sense. Never mind, you are weird. I'm out of here.

Mel: Well look who's talking! I'm not even a real person.
Ambigamy by myziggah June 21, 2010
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