androgyne
an·dro·gyne
noun \ˈan-drə-ˌjīn\Definition of ANDROGYNE
: one that is androgynous
Origin of ANDROGYNE
Middle English androgine, from Latin androgynus
First Known Use: 12th century
Rhymes with ANDROGYNE
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an·dro·gyne
noun \ˈan-drə-ˌjīn\ (Medical Dictionary)Medical Definition of ANDROGYNE
: an androgynous individual; also : hermaphrodite
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