ambisexual

It is commonly associated with the ambisexual post-electroclash scene.

No other ambisexual species.

But I think Jay's really ambisexual.

It would take a hardy soul to live with the proud, mutilated, ambisexual creature of polished bronze she calls "Nature Study" (1984).

Unlike 96 percent of men's runway fashion, their clothes do not depend on the ambisexual Caesars Palace gigolo as muse.

In the Ridiculous tradition, he is ambisexual in performance, and occasionally faunal: he played the title role in "The Enchanted Pig."

And the ambisexual showman (Josh Cole) who runs a traveling carnival sideshow might be a runaway from a Fellini circus (despite his mustard-thick French accent).

It is ambisexual in Cass Bird's portrait of a young woman in a baseball cap printed with the phrase "I Look Just Like My Daddy."

He's presented not as a distant figure but as an ambisexual dynamo, at least as interested in the life of the body as in the life of the mind.

Two outposts of alternative sexuality are gone: Mother, the ambisexual bar on Washington Street, and the Vault, the famed S-and-M club on Hudson Street.

But Australia felt provincial, and in 1969 he landed in London, where he experimented with ambisexual liaisons, swinging parties and the requisite interest in Eastern religion.

Tycoon Graphics presents a slick promotional video for an imaginary King Don Champagne, with a story line involving a black athlete, an ambisexual model and a heavy disco beat.

When the film finally ran out of their cameras, an ambisexual person in headphones said, 'Can you give us a funny line to get people to watch Telethon, Maureen?' and 'Action!'

Unlike the ambisexual Gothic exquisites who languidly inhabit the fictions of Anne Rice, King's characters eat Ring Dings, use Powerbooks and dash off to the Rite-Aid for nasal spray.

"If you like politically charged sci-fi on an epic scale-along with sassy teen pilots in slinky lingerie, boozing pirates sporting eyepatches and a strong undercurrent of swirling ambisexual possibilities-Glass Fleet is definitely your show."

It was a parody, "ostensibly [promoting] a film about a mad Roman emperor who sleeps with his sister, executes his critics and presides over a crowd of ambisexual extras dressed only in the occasional accessory."

In their static approximation of "good times" by the pool or in the playroom or the kitchen, these Stepford kids came across as bloodless, desireless, despite the spare-nothing lifestyle at their manicured fingertips and their implied ambisexual antics.

The porches were always designed by that master of heartland lyricism John Lee Beatty, and they would usually be the setting for moonlit revelations of family scars and ambisexual love triangles, reliably punctuated by the nattering of crickets.

This is literally so in a sculpture by Sui Jianguo that consists of the phrase spelled out in neon, but also in Shi Tou's ambisexual consumerist collages and the outsize "souvenir" trays produced by Me We Design Association.