diclinismn.
/ˈdʌɪklɪnɪz(ə)m/ Botany.
The condition of being diclinous adj.
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1882 S. H. Vines tr. J. von Sachs Text-bk. Bot. (ed. 2) 920 The arrangements..manifested in polygamy, diclinism, dichogamy, dimorphism..are different means for promoting the cross-fertilisation of individuals belonging to the same species.
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- he is lifeless that is faultless
- he laughs best who laughs last
- he laughs longest who laughs last
- he loves me, he loves me not
- he may bear a bull that hath borne a calf
- he may ill run that cannot go
- he minds him
- he must have killed a chinaman
- he never misses a trick
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- he runs far that never turns
- he she can give cards and spades
- he she could not see it
- he she didn't do anything else
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- he she wouldn't know a —— if it bit him
- he she wouldn't know a —— if it bit him etc
- he she wouldn't know a —— if it bit him her
- he she wouldn't know a —— if it etc him
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