an·drog·y·nous 
(ăn-drŏjə-nəs)
(ăn-drŏjə-nəs)adj.
1. Biology Having both female and male characteristics; hermaphroditic.
2. Being neither distinguishably masculine nor feminine, as in dress, appearance, or behavior.
[From Latin androgynus, hermaphrodite, from Greek androgunos : andro-, andro- + gunē, woman; see -GYNOUS.]
an·drogy·nous·ly adv.
an·drogy·ny (-ə-nē) n.
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