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unisex

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unisex
[yo̅o̅′niseks]
Etymology: L, unus, one, sexus, sex
1 concerning only one sex or having reproductive organs of only one sex.
2 an interchange of sex roles in clothing and hair styles, work assignments, shared restrooms, and activities, such as encouraging boys to play with dolls.


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