Having both male and female (physical) characteristics; androgynous, hermaphroditic. rare before late 19th cent.

= hermaphroditic, adj.

Of or relating to people or animals having characteristics of both sexes, or of neither; indeterminate in respect of sex; androgynous; hermaphrodite…

Of a person or animal: having parts belonging to both sexes (really or apparently) combined in the same individual.

Belonging to or of the nature of a hermaphrodite (literal and figurative); combining male and female characteristics.

Chiefly Grammar. Of common gender; of either sex, of both sexes. Cf. epicene, adj. 1. rare.

Of or relating to an androgyne; having both male and female characteristics. Cf. androgynous, adj.

Partly masculine and partly feminine; hermaphrodite.

Having physical characteristics of both sexes, (typically) having both male and female sexual organs; hermaphroditic.

Both male and female; hermaphroditic; androgynous.

= hermaphroditic, adj.

= androgynous, adj. (in various senses); (now esp.) neither clearly male nor clearly female in appearance.

Of both sexes; Biology (now chiefly Botany) having both male and female characteristics in the same individual; monoecious or hermaphroditic; (of a…

= hermaphroditic, adj.

(see quot.).

Of the nature of amphigony; bisexual.

Chiefly Biology and Medicine. Having or combining physical characteristics of both sexes; intersex, hermaphroditic; (also) of or relating to intersex…

Originally Biology. Having or combining the characteristics of both sexes; intermediate between male and female; intersexed; = intersexual, adj. 2…

Having or combining the characteristics of both sexes; intermediate between male and female; intersexual; = intersex, adj. 2.

characteristic of an hermaphrodite.

masculine as well as feminine in character.

Physiology and Zoology. Relating to or characteristic of sexual development or maturity in both males and females.

That has physical characteristics of both sexes; hermaphroditic; intersex. Somewhat rare.