a brand of cognac produced by the French firm Rémy Martin

Attendants of the king of hell in Buddhist mythology; one has the head of an ox and the other the face of a horse.

To be an opportunist by trying to benefit from two opposing sides at once; to be headed in both directions.

A carriage pulled by three horses; often used metaphorically to describe three main forces driving the development of something

to be a fence-sitter or to benefit from two opposing sides at once

a situation where two leaders or units are in charge, often resulting in conflicting opinions or policies and leaving others unsure of which direction to follow

a horse-drawn carriage pulled in different directions; used to describe a group or organization that fails to work toward a common goal due to conflicting leadership or divided opinions