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ambisexual /am·bi·sex·u·al/ (am″bĭ-sek´shoo-al)
1. bisexual.
2. pertaining to or characterized by hermaphroditism.
3. denoting sexual characteristics common to both sexes, e.g., pubic hair.
am·bi·sex·u·al (mb-sksh-l)
adj.
Sexually attracted to either sex indiscriminately.
n.
An ambisexual person or organism.
ambi·sexu·ali·ty (-l-t) n.
ambisexual [am″bĭ-sek´shoo-al]
denoting sexual characteristics common to both sexes, e.g., pubic hair.
ambisexual
denoting sexual characteristics common to both sexes.
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